G l i t te r 4j&24(Editorlal), 422323 (Advertising^. Burnley 422331 (Classified)
Firm’s success story continues — and J workers are playing a key role
i,by Vicky Carlin' >''T'
Sw ? success story of
r« l the/ oe' based « rm MJtraframe has gone one step further after the company gained a niftjor accolade at a
r&eent exhibition in Sfuth Africa. s :5Ultrafrafne was pre-
J^The sale's’ manager, Mr Teeter Allen,- who repre sented thevcompany in Johannesburg, said: “The aipi of the 'exhibition was tt» try and, promote our pVoducts in another part of tne world.” Of the com pany’s achievement, he aplded: “We are; all very pleased.and it is nice to win because of all . the i effort the staff here put
han 70 companies.
entered-the South African market-before'and since the exhibition' there has been a lot of interest from ' other companies; Mr Allen said: "Several opportuni ties have arisen which we* are obviously going to* ex p lo re .’’,iHe laughed: 'Th e fax machine hasn’t stopped buzzing since I ®>tback.” U;i; Ultraframe’s employees
n.” », /.'Ultraframe has -never
are also! getting involved ' with the future of the com pany as part of i ts ’New - Ideas Scheme,- which has just been re'-launched. The sfcheme' rung for 12 months and the :winnere from last y e a r have' ju s t been announced.',- , The aim of the scheme is
to encourage employees to come forward with new ideas, for which they are ;.>( iah •
awarded points. A league table will then be run and at the end of the year major pr ize s will be awarded, including £1,000 for the Single Best Idea, £750 for the Most Points Accumulated and £400 for the Young Enterprise Award for the under 21 age group. A special award of £500 will also be made to the best male and female contributors.
Ian Robinson said: “The scheme went very well last year and we hope we’ll have the same success this y e a r . I t g iv e s th e employees the chance to get involved in their com pany, as they are all shareholders now.” '
Managing director Mr
various ideas had been put forward, from recycling
Mr Robinson said that
certain materials to reduc ing the amount of waste. He added: “One idea has saved us £14,000 a year, which shows how impor
tant the scheme is.”
. This year’s ideas initia tive is to be run by Mr Jack Porter and Mr Steve Hacking, who won last year’s award for the best single idea.
winners from last year’s ideas scheme, from left, Mr Geoff Birtwell, Mr Mark Tomlinson, Mr Tom Brady, Mr Hacking, Mr P o r te r and Mr Brian Coupe. (CAT.11686).
Our top picture shows
t -pictured, below, with the Johannesburg, award, are, from the left, exhibi tion supervisor Mr Bill Coates, Mr Allen and mar keting services, manager Mr Frederic Mackrill. (CAT 11687)
Johannesburg, beating off t ®®tnpetitio"n: from more
B,?st International Stand « the exhibition held in
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P R O U D residents of the Ribble Val- ey’s tiny Walker Fold hamlet are ceeping. their fingers crossed for mother; success in the Lancashire Best ■ -rr-1,- --! Competition. The peaceful settle
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Ribble Valley entrant to be named among the final is ts for the best-kept awards in any of the four main categories (cham pion, large, small and hamlet).The casting vote in these sections will be made by Lancashire Chief Constable Mrs Pauline Clare, who will be visiting Walker Fold and the other finalists — Hill Chapel and
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Hurst Green toilets are also in the running for a merit award, so we are k e ep in g our f in g ers crossed for both contend ere,” he said.
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