If you are a freelance writer, stay away from this company. It's a scam. They pay very little…read more(possibly worse than minimum wage). They promise to pay more once you hit a threshold number of articles. They won't pay more. They will drop you instead right before you get to the threshold. The company is a complete scam.

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An associate of mine has recently opened an ex-catalogue store in the City Centre of Birmingham. He…read moreonly has a short term lease on the building, but has been working day and night to get the shop ready for the general public. The final stage of completion for him was the sign outside the shop. He asked me to help him with choosing a company to make the sign. I contacted this company and told them the design my friend wanted and they said no problem. It was a momentous time when the sign went up, it represented a new start and a bright future. The sign looked professional and my friend was very pleased with the end result. The shop is now open and he is sure that a lot of the business he gets is down to the sign outside. It lures people into his shop with a gentle ease on the eyes. I would recommend this business to anyone that has a business or organisation in need of a sign. The prices were cheap and I was very impressed with the end result.

This is a newspaper where nothing is new. But that isn't a bad thing. It is full of nostalgic and…read morehistorical news items, looking back over the Black Country's history. The Bugle has been going since 1972 and is still published weekly in 2012. The paper operates from small offices on Cradley Heath High Street, though it is now owned by Staffordshire Newspapers. My Granddad used to read it every week and would clip out pictures and stories that featured people he knew. It is Black Country through and through and something that always makes me proud to call Cradley Heath home.

This news paper is always in my grand parents house and it confuses the hell out of me…read more My old man used to go into to this store and request the articles and pictures printed in higher quality for him to keep. Starting in the 1970's and even it 2012 it has been a weekly newspaper. The archives and information held and collected by the Bugle is an ground breaking feat in its self. The whole idea of the Black Country is in need of a lot of love and the Bugle definitely pinors our local history.