Leighton Cox, is the face ( and hair) behind cursoncamera.com and has a rapidly growing YouTube Channel for camera aficionados.   Broadcasting weekly on his channel, Leighton has over 10 years’ experience in the industry.   With his skills he’s created content and footage for the likes of Amazon Prime Originals, Booking.com, Red Bull and This Girl Can to name a few.   More locally he’s apparently one of the brains behind Wrexham TV, but that could be a vicious rumour, we’ll see.     We have a sneaking suspicion that we’ll be seeing more of Wrexham TV soon. 
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​Interestingly, Leighton is only two doors away from our resident newshounds, Wrexham.com. So keep an eye out for exciting camera collaboration on Wrexham.com and further afield.   
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As an aside, it’s interesting to note that, between them Wrexham.com, Leighton Cox Ltd and Mercury Promotions, aka Wales Comic Con are fast turning the first floor at 67 Regent Street into a creative and media hub.  This brings a nice mix into the building with Pertemps Recruitment  having the majority holding downstairs.

We’re glad Leighton has made The Regent, Wrexham his ‘space to thrive’ and wish him  every success for the future.

Until next time, happy Officing.

​Joanna x

67 Regent Street in Wrexham has proved a positive move for Pertemps Wrexham.  Last Friday morning we handed the key over to another office suite at The Regent, Wrexham.  Pertemps Wrexham has expanded steadily under Branch Manager, John Stubbs since he took over about a year ago.

To me, it seems only few months back that Pertemps moved into their ground floor offices, yet it was nearly two years ago in December 2014 that Pertemps took over the conference space at 67 Regent Street, relocating from 40 Regent Street.   Since then, the number of recruitment specialist staff  at the branch has doubled.

Due to their expansion, they’ve been looking for some extra space in the building, so when Mercury Promotions moved offices, it was an opportunity not to be missed.  Now with the Harlech Suite, Pertemps have an additional quiet space for interviews, meetings and more.

We wish our clients Pertemps every success in the coming years as they continue to be ‘the face of recruitment’ here in Wrexham.

If you’re seeking a new job, looking to change your career or need some advice visit Pertemps.

Until next time.

Happy Officing!

Joanna x

I know November is a funny time to start a house refurbishment, especially considering all the rain we’ve had.  Sometimes you just can’t choose when a job gets done, you’ve just got to roll up your sleeves and push on.  As it turned out, it was the perfect time to start, my trusted team were all available just when needed, I couldn’t have asked for more.

This two bedroomed house is surprisingly spacious and so cosy ( if only mine was a lovely and warm) as only a few months previously it benefited from the Wrexham Council’s Project 7 , Vibrant and Viable Places Grant insulation work which has wrapped the whole building a lovely warm blanket, perfect for our unpredictable British weather.  It’s a very attractive two double bedroom mid terrace conveniently located St John’s Road, Wrexham with a little courtyard out the back, as well as a separate secure rear garden with shed.  I’ve updated the fixtures and decor right through from the two reception rooms through to the kitchen and bedrooms, keeping what we can and making the most of the space.  We have laid top quality oak Rhino flooring throughout downstairs for easy maintenance and  co-ordinated look; I’ve been using Rhino flooring for 12 years and it just gets better.  On the stairs and through to bedrooms there is a neutral carpet well under laid for extra comfort and easy to clean too.   We’ve Rhosddu Carpets, Wrexham for the flooring, always a fabulous selection and great service.

This house is a perfect blank canvas, pop the furniture in and personalise to make it a true home from home, for more details and to see snapshot, use this link for Grow Property, based on King Street, Wrexham.  Early viewings are recommended as it’s just come on the market.  The house would suit a professional couple or a small family as it’s ideally placed to Wrexham town centre and local amenities and Wrexham Industrial Estate is less than 5 minutes by car.    There is a lovely friendly neighbourhood feel with a mixture of retired and working people on the street.

Parking is on road and for the four weeks I’ve been working there, no parking problems have been experienced day or evening.

With this now wrapped up, I wonder what’s next on the horizon, perhaps a little personal project in the Spring, I suspect it’ll turn out to be bigger than I imagined.

Until next time.
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Joanna