Alain Bostoen, Christeyns CEO, commented: “The acquisition of Clover Chemicals is a great addition to the Christeyns family. The people, expertise and quality of products produced by Clover make them a perfect fit for our business and we look forward to growing together with them.”
Christeyns acquires Clover Chemicals
Bradford-based chemicals manufacturer, Christeyns, has acquired Derbyshire-based Clover Chemicals, strengthening its position in the professional cleaning and hygiene sector.
Based in the High Peak town of Whaley Bridge, Clover manufactures a wide range of over 200 cleaning products. With a strong focus on research and development, Clover’s range ensures consistent and high-quality cleaning results whilst maintaining a strong consideration for the environment.
Des Eustace, MD of Clover, said: “We are excited to be joining such an ambitious group. Christeyns’ core values of Family, Expertise, Passion and Continuous Improvement are an ideal fit for the future of the Clover business and we look forward to the exciting journey ahead as part of this deeply committed organisation.”
Clover will continue to run its current business activities at their High Peak site, with the existing team working closely alongside their new Christeyns colleagues in order to further strengthen and grow the Clover business.
www.christeyns.com
www.cloverchem.co.uk
Moore, Squadron Leader Peter Crass, Commander James Nisbet, Colonel Desmond Smith and Lieutenant Leroy Smith were called to the stage to announce the award winners:
Captain Stephanie Chase – RAMC General Practice Award WCEC highlights military excellence
The Worshipful Company of Environmental Cleaners has held their annual Military Awards, an event dedicated to shining a light on the achievements of servicemen, women and cadets.
The event took place at London’s Trinity House on 19 September, and accommodated more than 100 guests. The awards recognise the work and achievements of Environmental Health Technicians (EHTs) from the Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC) and the RAF Environmental Health Cadre, as well as the WCEC’s affiliated Cadet Units.
Maureen Marden, Master of The Worshipful Company of Environmental Cleaners, began the ceremony with a speech. She said: “This awards ceremony is a celebration of our servicemen and women and of our affiliated cadet units to recognise excellence and allows us to demonstrate our admiration for their intrepid efforts. It is a happy occasion that we should all enjoy.”
A minute’s silence followed, to remember those servicemen and women who have given their lives.
Representatives from the armed forces, Lt. Colonel Gareth
Staff Sergeant Tony Keenan – RAMC Senior NCO EHT Award Corporal Naomi Benson – RAMC Junior NCO EHT Award Sergeant Andrew Hobern – RAF EHT Award Captain James Johnson – Reserve Forces EH Award Cadet Corporal Adam French – Best Air Cadet 2018 Award
Cadet Able Seaman Amy Bishop – Best Sea Cadet 2018 Award
Cadet Lance Corporal Rishi Cadogan – Francis – Best Army Cadet 2018 Award
Towards the end of the ceremony presentations of donations were made to Colonel Graham Johnson – Commander Medical 1st Division, Commander James Nisbet – Area Officer London Marine and Sea Cadets, Colonel Desmond Smith – Commandant South East London Army Cadet Force and Flight Lieutenant Leroy Smith – Officer Commanding 50F (Camberwell and Lambeth) Air Training Corps, as part of the WCEC’s annual financial support to its affiliates.
The Master concluded: “The Company is delighted to have been able to make these presentations today which recognise a very high standard of skill, knowledge and dedication and all the award winners should be justly proud of their achievements as we have heard in the details of their citations.”
A huge congratulations to all the award winners.
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