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Carnforth-based LARS, an industry leader in tower design, fabrication and installation, has announced that it has achieved ISO 50001 certification, in recognition of its energy management system (EnMS).
Amber River True Bearing, based in Chorley, has retained corporate Chartered status from the Chartered Insurance Institute. This means that the firm has continuously held Chartered status for the last 10 years.
Preston-based Napthens has been confirmed as one of the top legal advisers on mergers and acquisitions in the North West during the first quarter of the year by Experian Market IQ. The firm completed 42 deals, including acting for the shareholders of Star Tissue on the sale to German Buyer WEPA Professional and acting for Standard Fuel Oils on its acquisition of River Marine Fuels. The Napthens Foundation has also donated £1,000 each to Homeless Hounds, North West Air Ambulance Charity, Williams Syndrome Foundation, PAPYRUS Prevention of Young Suicide and Milly’s Smiles.
Chorley-based digital marketing agency Bespoke and Skelmersdale-based power generator firm Stuart Energy have both been named by the Sunday Times in its Best Places to Work in the UK list for 2024.
Crowberry Consulting has won the BSI award for Standard Users. The annual BSI Standards Conference and Awards recognises exceptional contributions to standards-making and the successful use of voluntary standards to achieve particular outcomes. Crowberry has been implementing the ISO 20121 standard for sustainable events for more than a decade.
Manufacturers in Lancashire pursuing digital transformation have been celebrated at the inaugural Made Smarter Adoption Awards. At the North West regional awards Logs Direct, a manufacturer of premium firewood and logs based in Lancaster, picked up the award for Lancashire. Also shortlisted were Crozier Campers, based in Poulton-le-Fylde; Studio Bakery, Clitheroe; CTR Plastics, Burscough; Rainford Timber, Bamber Bridge and Bloom in Box, Burscough.
Forward Thinking has launched its latest franchise. The West Lancashire branch of the leadership coaching business will be led by Keith McMurtrie and will cover Blackpool, Fylde, Wyre, Preston and South Ribble. The East Lancashire branch also launched its YAB group in Rawtenstall.
Home care specialist Alcedo Care Group has launched a complex mental health division to its growing portfolio of services. A sub-division of its complex care provision, the services are available across Lancashire, as well as the North of England and Wales.
Climarite, a refrigeration and air conditioning service provider, is embarking on an ambitious plan to expand its operations in order to meet growing demand. The company has relocated to a new office in Skelmersdale and made key appointments in its administration, accounts, and business development departments.
Marketing firm Happy Creative has been appointed by Wyre Council to spearhead the implementation of the Wyre Moving More strategy aimed at promoting increased physical activity among residents in the borough.
Blackpool-based fit out and construction business Thompsons Contracts has been appointed as the principal contractor for the refurbishment of the 155-room Sheffield United Football Club Hotel.
Chorley-based law firm CG has helped facilitate the biggest collaboration to date for the global lash experts Tatti Lashes. International influencer Khloe Kardashian has joined forces with the leading lash brand to launch a new product range.
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