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Law unto itself

January 19th, 2006

Personally, I think the railway was doing better when it was nationalised.

Atkins Law, newly installed in the former railway offices in Exeter, has tried to create a relaxed environment, which includes family friendliness and exhibitions by local artists. Clare Fisher’s and Emma Fisher’s work is on show. The firm specialises in employment and immigration law, so get yourself in a pickle and pick up some art as well as legal advice.

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