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This blog will from time to time complement my Wales Antiques Web Site and its printed companion. The guide is a developing listing of general suppliers of antiques and collectables in Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire, Powys and beyond; it now including auctions and in the future specialist heritage related attractions. Over 23 years it has become an essential resource for anyone with an interest in buying and selling antiques and collectables in West Wales and Beyond. If you would like to know more visit the site here.

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Prism: West Wales Drug and Alcohol Advisory Service

I have started worked today on a new project overhauling the web pages of Prism the Alcohol Advisory Service who are based in Carmarthen.

I built the original site for them when I worked for them managing the Ceredigion team. It was well received and over the years has proved a useful information point. However as time passes as projects are commissioned and decommissioned it can become somewhat stale and worse, inaccurate.

With the new project Prism want more than a lick of bright yellow paint though. I am re-building it using a WordPress. Not that Prism needs a blog; they will be using WordPress to provide their own Content Management System. I’m going customise the Default Kubrick theme which I believe will provide all the functionality they will need for regular review and updating. It is hoped also to encourage more user and staff involvement by developing a more flexible and attractive web site.

2 comments to Prism: West Wales Drug and Alcohol Advisory Service

  • Good to see that there are web designers prepared to touch subjects often seen as taboo in the world such as alcohol rehab. Looing forward to the finished product.

    • Kenny
      It’s a dirty job but someone has to do it!
      Thanks for calling by. If you subscribe you’ll be kept up to date with the development of the Prism site.
      Paul

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