Welcome to the team, Eva.

The Gambit Nash team would like to welcome Eva McFadden to the expanding Gambit Nash team. Last month the entire Gambit Nash team met for the first time since the first UK lockdown back in March 2020. It was certainly an exciting time. After all, we have been keeping in touch via our weekly catch […]

WorkwearGiant Redevelopment

Before the project starting, workweargiant.co.uk had been running on a well-specced server, with adequate resources. Its main downfall was it was reliant on an outdated version of Woocommerce ( e-commerce suite built for WordPress ). 

Gambit Nash Supports NHS Staff with Donations

During the COVID-19 pandemic, NHS staff have been washing and sanitising their hands more than ever, leading to dry and cracked skin. Recently, we learned that staff at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham were experiencing these issues due to their lifesaving routines. To support them, Gambit Nash engaged with hand cream suppliers to secure the best […]

Gambit Nash Christmas Opening Hours

You don’t need us to tell you that 2020 has been a challenging year for everyone. Spending a large portion of the year under a national lockdown without seeing friends, family and work colleagues has certainly been tough.

Knowle and Dorridge Round Table Website Goes Live

The team here at Gambit Nash are pleased to announce that the Knowle and Dorridge Round Table website is now live. Who Are Knowle and Dorridge Round Table? The Knowle and Dorridge Round Table aren’t anything to do with King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table before you ask. They’re a group of […]

How to Protect Your TikTok Account

TikTok has been the latest social media platform to take the world by storm. With over 800 million active users worldwide, the app has been downloaded more than 2 billion times on the App Store and Google Play Store.

Facebook falling out of love with the ‘like’ button?

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Facebook has begun testing a new feature that will hide public-facing ‘like’ counts on user’s content. This means that only the creator of the post will be able to see who has ‘liked’ their content. Other on the social platform will only be able to see a limited number of reactions.