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An information display arrangement comprises a plurality of pockets ( 10 ). Each pocket has a front panel and a back panel. At least one edge ( 22 ) of each pocket is open so that a piece ( 26 ) of writing material can be inserted into that pocket. Each front panel is sufficiently transparent to enable such a piece of writing material in the respective pocket to be seen through the front panel from the outside. The pockets are held edge-to-edge in a strip ( 12 ) in such a way that one or more of the pockets can be readily separated from the remainder of the strip. The back of the strip is self-adhesive to enable the pocket(s) separated from the strip to be adhered to a surface. In use, one or more pockets can be separated from the strip and stuck to a surface such as the surround of a computer monitor, a telephone hand-set or body, or a drawer front, where the pocket can remain permanently or semi-permanently. When it is desired to make a note of something, such as a name, telephone number or task, the note can be written on one side of a piece of writing material of a size that can be inserted into the pocket, and the piece of writing material can then be inserted into the pocket so that the note can be seen through the front panel of the pocket. When that note is no longer needed and a note needs to be made of something else, the piece of writing material can be taken out of the pocket, and the further note can be written on a fresh piece of writing material which is then inserted into the pocket; alternatively, if the back of the existing piece is blank, the further note can be written on the back of the existing piece of writing material, which can then be re-inserted into the pocket back-to-front. It is envisaged that, in most cases, a pocket will be re-used for many notes, and so a degree of care in sticking a pocket neatly to a surface needs to be taken only once for all of the notes that are subsequently written for that pocket to be neatly displayed. The pockets are initially provided in a strip so that they can be neatly kept for example in a desk drawer before use.
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