project focus
Ribby Hall Holiday Village
Spa quality R 22
ibby Hall Village is a family run, luxury, five star, self- catering holiday village on Lancashire’s Fylde Coast, in the north west
of England. Located in Wrea Green, it is just 10 minutes’ drive from the beaches of Blackpool and Lytham St Annes, providing the perfect destination for UK short breaks and holidays with a choice of luxury self catering accommodation.
Caravans and cow sheds The holiday village dates back to 1994 when Bill Harrison invested in 100 acres of run down land, then occupied by a few caravans and cow sheds. Today, the village is run by Bill’s son
Paul and it welcomes thousands of guests every year to stay in its cottage, lodge and hotel accommodation. In September 2009 work began on its new, five star Spa Hotel development that is due to open this summer.
The Spa Hotel at Ribby Hall Village includes 14 treatment rooms, brasserie and bar, gym and 42 bedrooms.
When Ribby Hall Holiday Village decided to extend its levels of luxury with a new spa and hotel development, a reliable steel wire cable management system was required to meet the demands of a 21st century building’s complex infrastructure. Russell Drury checks in to find out how Marco Cable Management provided the solution.
The electrical contractors for the project, PEI-Delta, chose Marco Cable Management as its steel wire cable tray provider for the new development. Marco’s Hannah Chinery is PEI-Delta’s key account manager. She says, ‘Marco has been working as a preferred supplier to PEI-Delta for some time now. We have developed a sound working relationship with them and understand each other’s needs.’
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