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to become Chartered Valuation Surveyors. James Leech and Thomas Sutton both completed their training and passed the final APC assessment in May, attaining the Chartered title and becoming members of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS).
James Hall and Co, the Spar wholesaler for the north of England, has donated £250,000 to Royal Preston Hospital. The money will be used to replace out-of-date facilities with a state- of-the-art area including sofas, showers and beds for staff to unwind, relax and catch up on much-needed sleep. The company has also backed The City of Preston 10K annual run, which will take place in October.
Alexander Grace Law booked world heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury to officially open its new offices at Blackpool Business Park, but the event was cancelled in the wake of the coronavirus lockdown. Instead, the
Gypsy King sent his congratulations to the firm via a video message which has since been viewed thousands of times on social media.
eBusiness UK has secured the contract to deliver three new websites for a neighbouring Blackburn company. The first two are websites for Arctic Glass and RocPlas, which supply windows, doors and conservatories across the North. The third, an ecommerce operation for the newly- formed RocCare, will help businesses access vital equipment to help employees and customers stay safe as the country gets back to work.
Blackburn-headquartered Farleys Solicitors
pledged £2,500 to local charity Nightsafe, to support their recently announced £100,000
fundraising appeal. The charity, like many others, is feeling the impact of coronavirus with key fundraising events being cancelled through social distancing issues and a number of their grant applications being deferred.
Chorley-based creative company Iced was enlisted to design special tins for Uncle Joe’s Mint Balls. The iconic sweets were made available in a new tin to commemorate the 75th anniversary of VE Day, with 20p from every sale donated to Armed Forces charities.
Alcedo Care, with offices in Blackpool and Southport, has been rated joint top home care group in the UK by
homecare.co.uk
Leyland Trucks’ annual Helping Hand event, which last year saw more than 110 cyclists cover 8,000 miles to raise more than £16,000, has been cancelled for the first time since it started. Instead, the Leyland Trucks team, including families and friends, will run, walk or cycle 2,800 miles - the distance you would cover if you were to visit DAF’s main European operations.
Two team members at Lea Hough Chartered Surveyors have achieved qualification success
Bolton-based Little Lever School enlisted the support of Stone Create of Leyland to develop a new vibrant website that had the added capabilities of remote learning for more than a thousand pupils. Stone Create’s Liz Clark said: “In the final weeks of the website build process, it became critical that we completed the project ahead of deadline due to the unfolding coronavirus pandemic. In addition to this, we were able to work reactively with the school, to not only complete the initial project, but also by adapting website functionality to allow students to access their online school work quickly and easily from home.”
Plau, a historic family-owned pub in Preston, won the Conversion Award at Camra’s Pub Design Awards. The building, originally constructed in 1668, was turned into a pub in 1795 but had been closed for 105 years before husband and wife team, Jeremy and Rebecca Rowlands, brought it back to life.
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