Burnley-based CoolKit, the largest refrigerated van manufacturer in the UK, has signed a partnership agreement with The Algorithm People. The deal enables clients to access My Transport Planner, a pay-as-you-go route optimisation platform which can reduce total fleet mileage by up to 20 per cent.
Blackburn College has launched its new Advance Employability Programme for 16-18-year-old learners, designed to facilitate the improvement of professional skills. The programme is endorsed by top employers including East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust, Electricity North West and PM+M Accountants.
Brabners has appointed Jennie Jones, who specialises in advising contractors, developers, design consultants and funders on both contentious and non-contentious issues, including contested accounts.
Sundown Solutions has invested more than £300,000 in corporate social responsibility initiatives this year. Already the primary sponsor for Accrington Stanley Girls and Ladies’ team football shirt, the company has now aligned itself even more closely with the football club’s Community Trust by sponsoring its sleek new meeting rooms.
Blackburn-based eBusiness UK has won new web development and digital marketing contracts with Toro Blanco, MerseyRod and Multi-i.
Logistics firm Fagan & Whalley has had its Burnley Bridge warehousing facilities granted BRC Storage & Distribution certification at AA standard - the highest grade possible for an announced audit. The company also holds BSI 9001 accreditation and the Soil Association Organic stamp of approval.
#AmazingAccrington, the initiative which brings together business leaders, Hyndburn Borough Council and the local MP to rally support for the area, has appointed two new members to its board: Collette King, HR director of Studio Retail, and Morag Davies, assistant principal for the Nelson and Colne College Group. The group has also been working with Sir John Timpson, chairman of the shoe repair chain Timpson, who has been advising on future plans.
The Nelson and Colne College Group’s Board of Corporation has appointed four new members: Neil Hart, chief executive officer of Burnley Football Club; Liz Sedgley, a Fellow of the Chartered Association of Certified Accountants in England and Wales; Zulfi Khan, a former Nelson and Colne College student and a partner of Ten Legal; and Julie Turner, a parent of former Nelson and Colne College students and deputy headteacher at the Hollins School in Accrington.
Burnley’s The Landmark business centre and co-working space has reported a 40 per cent growth in membership throughout autumn of last year. Mark Crabtree, director, said: “These incredible growth figures are testament to the resilience of the town’s business community.”
Burnley-based Peter Scott Printers has teamed up with North Lancs Training Group to launch an apprenticeship training scheme. Waqas Ahmed has become the first of many who will train on digital and lithographic printing, finishing, cutting, foil blocking and embossing.
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