APPOINTMENTS & NEWS 21 National Standards for SuDS – Highest Priority
The latest national standards emphasise that the highest priority for managing runoff should be the collection of rainwater for non- potable uses. This aligns with the principle that drinking water should not be used for purposes such as toilet fl ushing. The key approach is to divert fast-fl owing rainwater from roofs into underground storage tanks.
This not only prevents overloading drainage infrastructure during heavy rainfall but also supports the principle of managing the fi rst 5mm of rainfall at source, reducing surface water runoff . Rainwater Harvesting’s domestic systems fulfi ll the requirements of the updated standards.
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www.hbdonline.co.uk Marmox’s silver jubilee party a roaring success
At the big Cat Sanctuary in Headcorn, Kent, around 50 of Marmox’s staff and family members gathered to relax and celebrate the company’s 25 years in business. After visiting Lions, Tigers, Pumas, Jaguars, Cheetahs and Leopards, they enjoyed a buff et lunch before the founder – Harry Parsons – cut a cake suitably decorated with the Marmox company logo and gave a short speech on, as he put it, ‘how it all started.’ This was followed by Sarah Viney, Harry’s daughter and managing director and her brother Jonathan Parsons who is business development director, together with long time member of the Marmox team, fi nance director, Richard Kent-Smith presenting certifi cates to many of the long serving employees and as an extra thank you, under each guest’s glass on the dining table was a lottery ticket – so at the end of the visit to the Cat Sanctuary, three lucky winners’ prize was to feed the Tigers. While Marmox remains a family business, staff retention across the company’s various departments is excellent, with the stability this off ers boding well for the future. Here, Sarah sees the industry as shifting towards off -site fabrication, in the knowledge Marmox is well place to respond.
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