General

Passports The majority of people under estimate the value of a passport. A passport is more than a little book, it is your key to move from country to country, your identity, your citizenship value. If you lose it, there are certain things you must do in order to protect yourself.
Firstly, you must report that your passport has been lost or stolen to your governmental body, for the UK that is ‘Her Majesty’s Passport Office’ immediately. This helps you stay as safe as possible by reducing the risk of someone using your passport or even worse, using your identity.

Winter Olympics 2014
 
We are nearly through our first week of the Winter Olympics, and it is safe to say it has surpassed all expectations. With Britain managing to win it’s first medal in the Women’s Downhill Snowboarding, and Germany with 7 gold medals, and the stand out performance of the Speed Skating has come from the country of Holland.
 

A tip for how to use Twitter to increase your business publicity
Recently, PAMS twitter account has had lots of new followers, which is great, keep up the support! A lot of our new followers are new, small business, just starting out on twitter, so we’ve decided to try and help you! Using the internet to promote your business is an extremely new, and most of the time: free way to gain customers. Follow these tips and you should be on your way in no time!

Relax
Christmas is now one of our “yesterday’s”, hope it was a Merry Christmas everyone, but now the days begin to get a little more serious. It will soon be the start of the New Year, 2014 if you can’t remember, and another 365 days of hard work, commitment and of course stress.

This week’s events which may lead us somewhere
As you’ve all probably seen in the news, and witnessed yourself, there seems to be rather a large storm in Europe, and 4 people have died, major bridges throughout Europe have been shut and transport is chaotic. Good job we’ve got PAMS to get us our mail, who needs to rely on getting it through your letterbox when you get it online?