This Good Friday morning, I was serving breakfasts at 7 a.m. - truly the hotel business runs at all hours of the day and night, and 365 days a year (yes we did have breakfasts to serve and guests to check in on Christmas day!)

And so we need - and have - a strong team to cover 7 mornings and 7 evenings every week, through the year. I've introduced most of them to you in the past, but an update to the Staff Page this morning gave me a chance to come up with a picture of everyone - from the top to the bottom - to the same standard.

Sarah	Chris	Christine
Lisa	Jess	Martin
Graham	Leah	Charlotte

(written 2008-03-21 14:21:58)

 M301 - The Well House Manor team

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