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Discuss seeking work in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hi all , I'm a tiler on the south coast and most of my work is local and round my area. I'm always working however i'm interested in seeking more ...
          
  1. 27-05-2008 #1
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    Hi all ,
    I'm a tiler on the south coast and most of my work is local and round my area. I'm always working however i'm interested in seeking more work further a field.

    So ..... i would like to do some work in the London area. I have also done the Bisazza course at PTS and this is something ide really like to get into.

    So.. Can anyone help me?
    anyone got any idears?

    If you can help me , much apreciated .

    Cheers .
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    Why would you want to work in London if you have plenty of local work? Its a nightmare getting in and out.
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    new contacts , more money . I also have somewhere to stay up there.
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    Good luck on the work front mate...................

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