
Martin & Co (Exeter) donates new iPads to local hospital
Martin & Co Exeter donates two new iPads to the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital Charity for use in Covid wards
In line with latest Government’s guidelines on home moving, the housing market remains open, and all our offices in England, Scotland and Wales continue to operate. Health and safety remains our main priority, and we continue to follow a number of strict measures to protect our customers and staff. More information
Martin & Co Exeter donates two new iPads to the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital Charity for use in Covid wards
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