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| 12/06/2008 | eBay Shop |
| This month we have launched our new eBay store, which offers customers the opportunity to bid on end-of-line and clearance items from our ranges.
As a unique twist, we have also created a dedicated 'eBay area' on the first floor of our expansive showroom. Each auctioned item is clearly labelled with its eBay reference number, allowing bidders to come and view the item before the auction ends.
To visit our eBay store, click the link on the right hand side of this website. |
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| 09/05/2008 | Not just for chips - Prestige goes BIO |
| We are pleased to announce that as part of our continuing commitment to reduce our carbon footprint, all of our vehicles now run on clean, green and sustainable biofuel.
Manufactured from refined cooking oils, as apposed to factory-farmed rapeseed oil, our biofuel offers the most practical, eco-friendly alternative to traditional crude oil based diesel.
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| 02/01/2008 | New for 2008 |
| Prestige Furniture are pleased to announce the introduction of 8 new ranges for early 2008.
The ranges will be displayed on the site, as they are made available within store - starting with the Jelly Bean Collection.
For more information check out the Furniture Ranges link on the home page, or for more information call 01626 830707. |
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| 23/11/2007 | DEBI Awards |
| We are proud to announce that Prestige Furniture finished as a runner up in this years
Devon Environmental Business Initiatives Low Caron Business Awards.
The award recognised the environmental initiatives and practices adopted
throughout the store and our commitment to the promotion of environmental solutions. |
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| 25/10/2007 | Prestige Furniture Nominated for DEBI Award |
| Prestige Furniture have been nominated as a finalist in this years Devon Environmental Business Initiatives Award for our work in reducing the carbon footprint of our Heathfield site.
The nomination recognises the initiatives carried out throughout 2007.
The winners we be announced on the 22nd November at an awards ceremony at the Met Office in Exeter. |
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