SHOW ISSUES ‘KILLER DEALS’ VOUCHER BOOKLET


In yet another new initiative the Executive Hire Show has produced a special ‘Killer Deals’ voucher booklet for the first time. This booklet will allow all hirers visiting next week’s Show to make additional savings on their purchases of new equipment and services. The 24 special deals, strategically placed at the front of this publication, are only available from exhibitors for the duration of the Show.


Special Show-Only deals are featured from exhibitors including


inspHire, Pramac, Euro Towers, Hire Supply Co, Red Band, DeWalt, Brendon, HAE, Higher Concept Software, Demon, Bomag, Seddons, Leach Lewis, KFS Plant, Avant, Armorgard, Hatz and GenSet. Simply bring this voucher book with you to claim these ‘Killer Deals’.


WH Bond expands hire fleet


The hire division of WH Bond & Sons, a family business based in Saltash, Cornwall, reports it has continued to increase its fleet, which ranges from woodchippers, welfare units and mobile lighting towers, to excavators, compact dumpers and telehandlers. Recent additions include eight further Takeuchi minis in the 3, 5 and 8 tonne classes, 16 Thwaites dumpers from 1 to 9 tonne, as well as JCB and Manitou telehandlers. The company started as a farming business in 1957, subsequently adding landscaping, civil engineering, recycling and training divisions, and also operates a sawmill activity supplying timber to DIY customers and building professionals. Business Development Manager Andy Pearce says that the company’s broad scope gives extensive hire opportunities to a diverse customer base, and that hire turnover has increased substantially in 2010.


Hire Network Award finalists


Rapid Hire Services of Hayes, Southampton-based Instant Hire and Toga Hire Centres’ outlet in Bow are the three shortlisted finalists for The Hire Network Award. The nominees are chosen for consistent excellence of performance within an individual depot of companies who are members of the Network.


The winning company will be announced at the Executive Hire Show next week.


GenQuip slides into Wernick Hire


GenQuip has supplied 12 of its Groundhog GP360D welfare cabins to Wernick Hire, which provides portable and modular accommodation from 30 depots covering England, Wales and Scotland. The road-towable unit provides on-site washing, storage and sanitary facilities for up to six people, and is designed to enable compliance with relevant Health & Safety regulations. Wernick Hire has opted to have the cabins fitted with sliding doors, which is


Ashtead joins bid for Lavendon


Ashtead has announced it is joining the Belgian company TVH Services NV in launching a bid for Lavendon. It has been unanimously rejected by the Lavendon board. The co-bidders are offering Lavendon shareholders 115p per share, which values the powered access specialist at £189m. This came just a day after the Takeover Panel had advised TVH that it had to make a formal bid by 8 February, in response to its second bid approach of 111p per share, rejected by the Lavendon board at the end of November.


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a recently introduced option. “The choice to have sliding doors fitted is becoming increasingly popular,” explained GenQuip’s MD, Dennis Hughes. “It allows for a safer exit and entrance to the unit when located in tight areas or on highways, and also gives the unit an overall sleeker look.”


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