Lost Property
I realised during the flight, what I had done, but obviously too late to do anything about it. When I landed, I contacted the lost property dept at Gatwick to explain and give them details of the tablet and where I had left it. I just got an automatic reply only confirming they received my e-mail.
Also, when I landed back at Gatwick, I went to the lost property office to check. Because of Covid there was no one manning the office. I had no further contact from them. I did send a follow up e-mail to double check if anything had been handed in. No response. My own fault, it was a fairly inexpensive tablet and I had to accept I had lost it. I was surprised how much I missed it.
Then just before Christmas over three months after losing it. I had an e-mail stating that Gatwick Lost Property office, did have my tablet.
I have had to pay for its return and delivery but, I am pleased to say I have just opened the package containing my returned tablet safe and sound. Brilliant.
Linda
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SHERE
Just before Christmas, I spent a weekend in Guildford, Surrey which was very nice.
I got to do some Christmas shopping and while there we visited Shere, a small village not far from Guildford.
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FESA (Foundry Equipment Supplies Association)
The Foundry Equipment and Supplies Association is the trade organization set up nearly one hundred years ago to promote the very best in foundry equipment, technology, knowledge and materials. At the time that the UK was the leading foundry nation in the world FESA has worked with the best foundries to ensure that they remain at the forefront of technology. FESA members are now providing this service to the global cast metals industry.
