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13 December 2011

• Ultra Floor products used successfully throughout Gatwick Airport

  T C Carpets & Flooring Ltd and Ultra Floor make light work of the UK’s second largest airport.

• PHS Datashred’s expansion plans

  PHS Datashred, the £33 million turnover confidential data destruction company, is aiming to shred the competition and increase current turnover by 50 percent over the next three years.

08 December 2011

• Ward Hadaway looks to PHS Datashred for confidential waste disposal

  Ward Hadaway, one of the largest full service law firms in the North of England, achieves compliance with the disposal requirements of the Data Protection Act by shredding all of their confidential waste with PHS Datashred.

28 November 2011

• The rules of reporting of data disclosures

  The days of businesses being able to brush data protection breaches under the carpet are numbered.

• London businesses must clean up data dumping act

  Data destruction experts are warning London businesses to tighten up security after a National Association for Information Destruction (NAID) study revealed that organisations are still dumping confidential information openly in the capital.

24 November 2011

• New iPad covers are a Beacon for brand identity

  Promotional products specialist, Beacon Promotional Merchandise, has launched its new range of covers for the iPad and iPad2.

15 November 2011

• Free shipping on LEDs

  Ultra Leds are currently offering free UK shipping on orders over £50

11 November 2011

• Lots of latches spring from EMKA

  Toggles latches from EMKA include spring loaded versions with or without a lockable facility. Toggle latches are suitable for packing cases, storage boxes, access panels, cabinet doors and vehicle storage compartments.

08 November 2011

• Beacon offers help for winter motoring

  Beacon Promotional have unveiled their latest weapon to help the motorist fight the war on winter.

• Network Rail signs PHS Waterlogic for drinking water with 50 per cent lower carbon footprint

  Drinking water expert, PHS Waterlogic, has conducted bottled versus mains-fed water analysis to prove how Network Rail can reduce the carbon impact of its drinking water supply by 50 per cent.