Lancaster-based digital marketing agency
novi.digital has won new work with machinery solutions specialist AIS Eurelo, law firm Baines Bagguley Penhale, and furniture sustainability expert TCG Direct.
Blackburn Youth Zone supported the distribution of 10,000 meals to members of the community in need during the Covid-19 crisis. When the crisis hit in March, the youth hub adapted quickly and launched a service to provide healthy, nutritious meals each day, Monday to Friday, to anybody who needed one. Within three months, it has supported more 700 families in the borough.
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Interview: David Coulthard
Recent Workplace Evolution podcasts have featured astronaut Helen Sharman talking about remote working, finance
expert Alvin Hall discussing finance and, in the latest episode, former Formula 1 driver David Coulthard was quizzed about mental toughness.
http://bit.ly/hubcoulthard
Opinion: Your right to disconnect
Countrywide Couriers has reported a surge in demand. The Burnley organisation operates an emergency, same day, door to door delivery service which has proven a lifeline to many companies over the last few months. “With social distancing and remote working there is a greater need for transport companies to deliver items around the country. Our business has never been so important,” the company said.
Entrepreneur and business owner Matthew Riley has been supporting various local charities during the pandemic. The founder of telecoms firm Daisy backed the Ribble FM Community Group, Burnley FC in the Community, Pendle Food For All, Inspiring Grace and Nelson Community Mosque. In total, he funded more than 450 meals per week which were delivered to vulnerable Lancashire residents.
Adlington-based warehousing, storage and fulfilment specialist Andrew Porter has boosted its on-site security with a new system. A combination of high definition cameras, tracking software and motion- detection devices provides peace of mind for customers who store items such as furniture, pharma supplies, raw materials and e-commerce stock at the firm’s extensive facility.
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If the government approves a legal right for people to work from home, it will also need to create a new ‘right to disconnect’
law, argues Emma Swan of Forbes Solicitors.
http://bit.ly/hubdisconnect
Advice: Choose the best recording spot for your video
Rob Hallam from Bigtank explains how to pick the best location for your next video, and why it’s important to make a great first impression.
http://bit.ly/hubvideospot
Advice: Improve productivity and do more with less
Blue Wren discusses life after Covid-19 and how to map out your company’s path to recover.
http://bit.ly/hubdomore
Advice: House buyers be aware
Buyers wishing to pursue their deals made before lockdown need to check the detail to make sure they can still go ahead
out of the shutdown, warns Simon Ainsworth of law firm Napthens.
http://bit.ly/hubcovidhouse
Interview: Michael Heppell
Paul Limb of ActionCOACH has launched a new podcast channel, Business Extra. His
first guest was public speaker and Sunday Times best-selling author Michael Heppell.
http://bit.ly/hubactioncoach
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