Thank you's....

This is the time when everyone who has been connected with the project has their moment of praise. Apologies for anyone I have neglected to mention, but this has not been intentional...

Credit is given to the following companies who's professionalism and expertise made this project a joy to undertake:

• Demco Interiors - Library design, furniture, counter and shelving
• Alan C Keeble - All building works
• Pitt & Abbott - All electrical works, lighting, networking and cabling issues
• Wood & Race - All decorating
• Lionel Hatch Flooring - All carpeting
• Van Cols Photography - Graphic End Panels
  
• Sign Dynamics - Other Signage
• Threshers
  
• IKEA
  

To the following individuals and groups I'd like to mention a special thank you:

• Jackie - For keeping me on track and allowing me not to spend too much over the budget!
• Cathy - For your faith in me and allowing me to get the project started and seeing it through to completion
  
• Pauline - For your patience, ideas, advice and support
• Lionel - For all your extra work that you've put into the project - I REALLY appreciate it
• Liz & Paul @ SLS - For your guidance with the planning and continued support during the project
  
• Janet - For your help with packing the library up (and unpacking it) and to Tony for the excellent lunches and for the transport!
• Moya & Jane - The colours really work - the long meetings were worth it!
  
• The English Department - For your support and patience especially at times while in the temporary library which I know hasn't been always easy!
• Stella & Judy - For all your work on the Courtyard - It looks wonderful
  
• Student Library Monitors - For all your help looking at the plans and suggesting improvements and for moving the stock
• John - The champagne was a wonderful gesture - it went down a storm!
  
• Mike & Deborah, Colin & Julie, Craig & Sarah, Eileen, Neil M, James, Rita & Anthony and my other friends and family - For putting up with me continually rambling on to you about "Library Refurbishment" for many months. You were always too kind and polite to say, "Craig, we've heard enough - start talking about something else!" when may be you really should have.