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28 June 2022

• Office Furniture & Seating

  R & A Office Environments Ltd was established in 1996 and has been supplying customers with quality office furniture and seating over the last 25 years.

• Table of events for Timesco until October 2022

  Please see our table of events for the next few months. We look forward to seeing you there.

27 June 2022

• The Strand, London

  The Strand Aldwych is a busy public area well-known as a procession route between Westminster Abbey and St Paul's Cathedral. The area was historically plagued by traffic and pollution, so people were reluctant to dwell for long periods of time.

• Keeping food hot or cold – whatever the weather

  Whether it’s a garden party, picnic or barbecue, catering equipment suppliers CEL can keep your food and drink hot or cold, regardless of the weather.

23 June 2022

• Introducing Fluregiene 200™

  Curtiss-Wright Surface Technologies, Everlube® Coating Products have partnered with BioCote® to expand their fluoropolymer coating product range to create Fluregiene 200™: an antimicrobial coating that is ideally suited for many surfaces and environments.

• Aberavon Aqua Splash

  Bushboard are pleased to work with Neath Port Talbot Council again on their new leisure washroom refurbishment.

• Swingers Crazy Golf Venue & Bar

  Swingers operates two premium crazy golf venues in the heart of London where customers can experience crazy golf, the finest cocktails and delicious street food.

• External Platform Lifts

  Sean O’Sullivan, Managing Director of the Platform Lift Company, tells us more about external wheelchair lifts and installation requirements.

• Hidden wheelchair access lifts for historic buildings

  A slight difference in floor height or a couple of steps can prevent a wheelchair user from being able to enter a building or room.

22 June 2022

• As Crypto markets plummet to a third of their value, our survey shows that 60% of UK investors used borrowed funds to buy their coins

  A study by KIS Finance, has revealed that 2 out of 3 cryptocurrency investors borrowed money to make their purchase, rather than using income and/or savings.