User talk:Stephenwestgarth

August 2010
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Footsqueek
Footsqueek is a vibrant, dynamic company based in Chester on the North Wales border. Our staff are excited about working with mobile technologies and are committed to developing quality content for mobile users. Footsqueek work primarily across the north-west region of the UK with businesses and schools, introducing Children to programming.

The Footsqueek team have all come from a Web Development background and have over a number of years developed a passion for creating products for the mobile market. Skills include xcode for iPhone, java for Android, C# for Web Development.

Footsqueek was established in 2011 by Steve Westgarth.

In 2014 Steve was awarded young entrepreneur of the year by Cheshire Business Leaders as part of the High Sheriffs Awards for Enterprise in Cheshire for his work in establishing Footsqueek