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Slowly fixing the website errors

Oct 29, 2025
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29/10/2025

Having had a pretty good test run of the online shop aspect of the new website last week, we're very happy we made the change to the new website. There are a few niggling errors with the information side of the website - mostly layout and overlapping elements when you zoom in or use a different screen size. I think it seems to be ok when using a mobile phone, but sometimes you might have to zoom out on your PC browser or tablet. It's all a new learning curve for us, so please bear with us.


If something is particularly bothering you about the site, to the point where it makes you not want to use it, please let us know what's happening and what browser/device it is happening on.

 
 
 

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