Credit: Northants Telegraph
BUSINESS REPORT SUPPORT FOR
ARMED FORCES Northamptonshire Chamber of Commerce has signed the Armed Forces Covenant pledging to support military personnel past and present. The Chamber is joining 31
CDR PUMPS’ CELEBRATION
A manufacturer of pumping equipment in Wellingborough has celebrated its 20th anniversary. CDR Pumps (UK) Ltd opened its
doors directly in the UK in 1998 and provides pumping equipment for the chemical, pharmaceutical and food and beverage industries. The firm celebrated their landmark anniversary with an open day to say thank you to its customers and suppliers for their continued support this summer. Managing director Ashley Fenn said: “Over the past 20 years, there
have been times of economic uncertainty but we worked hard to create a company which has the knowledge, experience and line-up to support the chemical, nuclear and pharmaceutical industries on a global scale. “During the past 20 years we
have gone from a young engineer to a company big enough to pro- actively support multi-site, multi- national blue chip chemical companies. Our holistic approach provides clients with a complete, all-round service from initial
enquiry throughout the entire specification and sales process, to installation and most importantly, after sales service and support. “At our open day customers and
suppliers had the chance to see first-hand the very latest developments in pump technology with live demonstrations of the revolutionary new Electronically Operated Double Diaphragm Pump and our very own brand new solids handling mag drive pump.”
Visit:
www.cdrpumps.co.uk
businesses in Northamptonshire who have also pledged to promote that they are an Armed Forces friendly organisation, seeking to support the employment of reservists, former military Service personnel and Service spouses/partners. Chamber chief executive Paul
Griffiths said: “This Covenant recognises the value serving personnel, veterans and military families contribute to our businesses and country. I was delighted to sign the Covenant on behalf of Northamptonshire Chamber of Commerce.” The Ministry of Defence’s
regional engagement director in the East Midlands John Wilson said: “The Chamber has publically recognised the value of the Armed Forces community; reservists, veterans and military spouses.”
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