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what3words is the simplest way to talk about location. It has divided the world into 3m x 3m squares, each with a unique 3 word address. Free app on link below.

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  1. 2 hours ago

    Stay safe around water 🚨 It's ' Be Water Aware week and is asking you to download our app so that you can share your precise location should you need to help someone having trouble in water 👇

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    5 hours ago

    The boards give the public access to life-saving throwlines for them to assist anyone in difficulty in the water. To access the lines, the user calls 999 and quotes the What3Words code so our Control Officers can pinpoint their exact location

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    2 hours ago

    Happicabs teams up with location technology, to further ease customers booking process and to deliver a safe and sustainable service. Read our blog to find out more:

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  4. 3 hours ago

    This Sunday is and @SongBirdSurvival are launching 'what3birds' 🔍 a campaign asking people to: 👀 Spot 3 birds in their local area 📍 Use our app to save the location of their sighting 📢 Share tips on how to care for

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  5. 4 hours ago

    We're in 's 10 coolest things to do this 😎 To deliver to precise locations in parks across London asks customers to provide their what3words address🍸 And we're not the only ones that think that's cool

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    9 hours ago

    7 Portsafe with emergency throwlines now installed & making the public safer from in London Installed by w/ - featuring locations too

    Emergency Throwline sign at Shadwell Basin.
    Emergency Throwline sign being installed at Shadwell Basin.
    Tower Hamlets Council Officer, London Fire Brigade Officers and London Ambulance Service (HART) all standing around the newly installed Emergency Throwline signage.
    London Fire Brigade officers doing a test exercise with the Emergency Throwline.
    It's week. The drowning prevention and water safety campaign, 'Be Water Aware', aims to raise awareness of the risk of accidental drowning. In partnership with we installed seven new signs with emergency throwlines at Shadwell Basin.
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    9 hours ago

    First time I’ve had to call as part of my banks “bonus” features. Great customer service by the recovery handler and great to see them utilising as I’m stuck in an obscure place!

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    20 hours ago

    Massive to for there quick response when broke down in his while responding (not on a call) is now off the road massive help gave the 3 words found in seconds!

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    Apr 29

    Crews from across the county have attended an aircraft incident in this afternoon. All persons were accounted for and no serious injuries reported. Our drone unit took the below pictures whilst at the scene.

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  10. Apr 29

    Support a and find a tasty treat in just 3 words 🍩 As a mobile business based in a remote part of Somerset, used what3words to let customers know where to locate them, making it easy to find their 100% organic, doughnuts 🙌

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  11. Apr 29

    Our partnership with is making headlines 🎉 From 2022, what3words will be built into all Lotus models 🚗 Read how our tech will help drivers discover journeys, find a parking spot or arrange meet ups in

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  12. Apr 29

    Introducing the what3words API in a nutshell 🌰 Thinking of getting set up with our API? Let Senior Product Manager, Dave Duprey walk you through it and get you up to speed on its core functions 👇

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    Apr 28

    The Free Map App All Photographers Should Be Using

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    Apr 29

    Have you downloaded to your phone yet? 📍 Our Penrith HQ is: giants.dates.sponge. Try it out for yourself, you never know when it might come in handy!

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    Apr 28

    The app just saved an old friend’s life. If you’re the sort who’s ever alone anywhere, it’s worth downloading. He’s in Papworth after a helicopter ride. From what he said, it could have been a whole lot worse.

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    Apr 28

    Working with ambassador this week, installing another giant poster as part of the exhibition - pop by & take a look. (See the finished article on Jack’s Twitter feed )

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    Apr 28

    One of our team who was off duty assisted in calling & to an incident using earlier tonight. This app gave the exact location meaning emergency services could get to the scene to assist immediately without trying to search a coastal area.

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    Apr 28

    My friend was out taking photos by himself yesterday in the middle of nowhere when he had a heart attack. He used the app to direct an air ambulance to him in 20 minutes . It has saved his life.

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    Apr 28

    Set those alarms for 20 minutes!

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  20. Apr 28

    "We've installed the app to company devices and display what3words addresses in case of emergency” To keep employees and the communities they work within safe has implemented what3words across all of their sites around the UK 👇

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