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The commercial property team at top 200 law firm Roythornes Solicitors has joined the millions watching the exciting new period drama Sanditon in recognition of its longstanding relationship with production company, Red Planet Pictures. Roythornes has worked with


London-based Red Planet Pictures on a range of legal matters since 2016 and was again called upon to provide support for its latest production, a sumptuous ITV


period drama that’s been adapted by Emmy® and BAFTA-winning screenwriter Andrew Davies, based on Jane Austen’s unfinished final novel. Previously, the commercial


property team completed the legal work required to lease a production studio on the complex set of popular television series, Dickensian. Kirsten Rimmer, Senior Associate


at Roythornes, said: “I’m delighted that the positive relationship


between Roythornes and Red Planet Pictures has continued and been marked by the exciting start of Sanditon. “This perfectly illustrates the


breadth and scope of our services; not only in terms of client location but also the team’s skillset and experience. “It’s always exciting to work alongside the Red Planet team during the creation of such a significant series. Following the success of Dickensian and Sanditon, I can’t wait to see how our relationship develops for future productions.” Roythornes, which was founded in 1934, offers services to clients


across the UK from from strategically-located offices across the Midlands and East Anglia. The firm adopts a one team


ethos across all offices, with trusted advice being given by its recognised experts on a national spread. The firm’s clients include major blue-chip companies, family businesses and private individuals, based nationally and internationally.


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Pickerings gains CCS accreditation


Pickerings, one of the UK’s fastest-growing providers of modular buildings and portable cabins, has been accredited as a registered supplier with the Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS). The firm is one of only a small number of suppliers in the portable buildings industry that are registered with CCS. As part of the accreditation, several Pickerings locations were independently assessed by experienced professionals to check they were conforming to the CCS Code of Considerate Practice, designed to encourage best practice beyond statutory requirements. Pickerings scored highly in the assessments at all the locations that were


monitored. CCS is an independent organisation founded by the construction industry


to improve its image. The scheme is nationally recognised and endorsed by local authorities, the Government, main contractors and major industry clients. It covers the following categories: care about appearance, secure


everyone’s safety, value their workforce, respect the community, and protect the environment.


28 business network October 2019 The Pickerings team celebrates is CCS accreditation Pickerings Managing Director Neil Moss said, “We are very pleased to


become a registered supplier to the Considerate Constructors Scheme and to have scored so highly in the assessments. Our customers tell us that Pickerings is really making a difference to their site working conditions by supplying high quality portable buildings and excellent customer service to match. We will continue to work to achieve the high standards of the scheme’s Code of Practice.”


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