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08 January 2024

• Barnard Castle

  I was recently approached by Sarah Gent from the TCR (Community Hub) in Barnard Castle, County Durham, to ask if I could assist with some site lighting for their Christmas “Light Up” event on December 1st.

05 January 2024

• Solutions wish you a Happy New Year!

  Solutions Training and Advisory Ltd has been a leading health and safety education provider delivering effective training with tangible results for over 25 years.

• New decorating tools brand for Toolstation!

  There’s nothing we enjoy more than creating brands from scratch, so when Toolstation asked us to develop a brand for the decorating tools category, we jumped at the chance!

• Reflection, celebration and anticipation.

  As the final seconds of this year tick away and we stand on the cusp of a brand new year, we find ourselves looking back at the year that was, and forward to the year that could be.

04 January 2024

• Kirsten bespoke labelling solutions at Paris packaging week

  G. & A. Kirsten Ltd, specialists of bespoke labelling solutions would like to let you know about the upcoming exhibition -

• Happy New Year to you.

  Well, December found CIM Associates busy right up until Christmas week, conducting a Fire Risk Assessment to a new client who is now looking for Fire Warden training in the early part of this year.

• How to expand warehouse storage on a budget

  Having the ability to quickly expand your storage space is essential for businesses that rely on warehouse space to store their goods.

• Start 2024 with some free consultancy!

  Is 2024 the year you get your compliance in order?

03 January 2024

• Recolight welcome, and respond to WEEE Consultation

  The government launched the eagerly anticipated WEEE consultation on 28 December 2023. A range of measures are proposed within the joint UK Government, Scottish Government, Welsh Government and Northern Ireland Executive consultation.

• Source Code access

  Following the recent controversial announcement that access to the source code of its Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) product would from now on only be available to paying customers, feelings have been running high among many developers and commercial users.