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We are drawing towards the end of 2017 and as we prepare for the arrival of Christmas and the New Year, we would like to take the time to notify our Clients, Partners, Suppliers and Staff about the revised opening hours at GottaBe! HQ.
22.12.2017 - OPEN 9am-1pm
23.12.2017 – CLOSED
24.12.2017 – CLOSED (Christmas Eve)
25.12.2017 – CLOSED (Christmas Day)
26.12.2017 – CLOSED (Boxing Day)
27.12.2017 – CLOSED (Bank Holiday)
28.12.2017 – CLOSED (Bank Holiday)
29.12.2017 – CLOSED
30.12.2017 – CLOSED
31.12.2018 – CLOSED (New Year’s Eve)
01.01.2018 – CLOSED (New Year’s Day)
02.01.2018 – OPEN 9am-5:30pm
Whilst the office may remain closed, a member of our On-Call Duty Management Team will always on hand – simply give us a call on 07882 381 668 and we will be more than happy to assist you.
Alongside this, the team would like to take this opportunity to wish you a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous and healthy New Year.
We’re looking forward to work with you again in 2018.
GottaBe! Team x
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