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Top 10 Best businesses in Surrey
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The Game Marketer
Cmbha
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Chichester Marina Berth Holders Association represents the interests of its members and the marina management, to provide information and support
Priory Hospital Dorking
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Set in stunning grounds to promote and support a feeling of wellbeing, Priory Hospital Dorking, in Surrey, is an acute mental health service. We offer support for males who are experiencing an acute mental health episode, providing the necessary levels of care required. The focus of our service is to stabilise and support people on a pathway to community discharge as soon as possible, with the appropriate aftercare in place.
Magnet Kitchens
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Magnet is the UK’s longest-running kitchen supplier and manufacturer, with over 100 years of expertise in designing premium kitchens. We believe the kitchen is the heart of the home, and we’re here to inspire better living through beautifully crafted, purposeful spaces. Our 16 stunning ranges suit all tastes and lifestyles, with a wide selection of worktops, flooring, taps, and appliances. With over 150 showrooms nationwide, our expert designers are ready to guide you from inspiration to installation. Visit our kitchen showroom in Dorking or book your free design appointment today.
Help And Company
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Our families do everything they can to look after us, but many have time and work pressures which prevent them from doing as much as they would like
Bombr
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Bombr offers clothing for winter sports specialising in technical thermal base layers with innovative features and awesome designs
Norca
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NORCA has developed innovative projects and initiatives, which often have objectives above and beyond their artistic focus NORCA was originally formed to run a community arts venue, Waterloo Park Pavilion, which we gave up in July 2006 Through involvement in the arts, NORCA will offer people the opportunity and tools to be active, confident participators and creators, and help communities discover, develop and use their ability to express themselves through creativity Although a difficult decision to make, it was clear that the Pavilion was not meeting the aspirations that we had set for it and we decided to concentrate on project and programme development, where we have had considerable success in gaining funding and delivering exciting, groundbreaking arts provision Community facilities are close to our heart and we still feel there is a desperate need for such facilities in Norwich