Merry Christmas From the JBR Team

Published: November 22, 2022

The JBR Team wishes our valued clients and our Gunnedah community a safe and happy festive season. Like everyone, we are looking forward to a rest to reflect on the year and all that has been for our Gunnedah region and hope that 2023 is a smoother ride for all of us.

Our office will be closed from 5pm Friday 23rd of December 2022 and reopen Monday 9th January 2023 so our team members can spend some much deserved time with their families for the holiday and New Years season. We look forward to working with you when our doors reopen in January.
Have a Merry Christmas and happy New Years from the team here at JBR Gunnedah.

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