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Lancaster digital agency Hotfoot has been appointed by Wikimedia UK to design and develop its new website. Wikimedia UK is a national charity that supports and grows the country’s contribution to free knowledge through projects including Wikipedia, and forms part of the global Wikimedia movement.
The Robinson, an award-winning business hub in Blackpool town centre, has welcomed it first tenant, with The Blackpool Pier Company taking up residence in one of the new office spaces. The business owns and operates South Pier, Central Pier and North Pier.
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Blackburn based temperature-controlled light commercial vehicle manufacturer CoolKit has rolled out Marsden Building Society’s Workplace Savings scheme to its employees.
Harrison Drury is marking its 125th anniversary this year. The firm, with offices across the county and the wider north west, can trace its roots back to 1901 when William Henry Coupe began practising as a solicitor from an upstairs office in Lune Street, Preston.
Preston headquartered employment law firm AfterAthena has launched a one-to-one coaching programme designed to support aspiring leaders, emerging managers and established professionals. The programme aims to provide participants with a personalised space to reflect, set goals and take practical steps towards their personal and professional development.
Lancaster based Like Technologies has donated £5,000 to CancerCare following a year of fundraising by staff. Activities included a charity quiz night at the Mazuma Stadium, bake sales and festive events, while operations manager Andy Davy raised £1,878 by running the London Marathon. After staff fundraising generated more than £4,475, the business made an additional contribution to bring the total to £5,000.
Brand and digital consultancy EXP, based in Lancaster, has been featured at OFFF, a major design festival in Barcelona. Taking place over three days at Disseny Hub, the festival invited submissions to form part of The Screen, a giant projection-mapped art installation on the side of the design museum, curated by Frameboy in collaboration with Barco.
Oswaldtwistle Mills has received a £178,000 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to save and reopen its Heritage Centre. The successful bid will preserve the story of Moscow Mill and its weaving community, while securing its future for generations to come.
Two long-standing franchisees from Blackburn based Sales Geek have signed new 10-year agreements with the business. Jon Whitby, one of Sales Geek’s first franchisees, joined the business five years ago as franchisee number three. Adrian Meakin has also committed to a further 10 years with Sales Geek.
A Preston strategic marketing agency has launched a new base in Northern Ireland, marking a significant milestone in its business growth. ICG has opened the Belfast office to support a growing client base.
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Themis at Burnley College is celebrating the success of Megan Pritchard, who was named Professional Services Apprentice of the Year at the Lancashire Apprenticeship Awards. Megan is studying for a BA (Hons) Chartered Management Degree Apprenticeship and works as an executive assistant to Burnley College’s senior management team.
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