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Timeguard and Stearn Electric achieve the tough 3-Peaks Challenge 2017


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team of ten climbers (plus two support crew) took part in the Timeguard 3-Peaks


Challenge on June 22 and 23 which involved climbing the three highest mountains in Wales (Snowdon), England (Scafell Pike) and Scotland (Ben Nevis) to raise funds for the Electrical Industries Charity. The seven climbers from Stearn Electric, two from Timeguard and one from Doyle and Tratt Products set off to climb Snowdon at 12:25pm on June 22, “brilliantly supported” by two support crew from Timeguard. Timeguard’s


Managing Direcor, Andy Douglas, said: “For sure, we knew it would be tough but the determination and teamwork from the very start was amazing and the camaraderie


Key Accounts appointment for Deligo


Left to right: Back row: Neil Chapman, Dean Shorten, Will Robbs, Paul Markland, Andy Douglas, David O’Neill, Duncan Mearns.


Front row: David Wood, Kristian Van Rensburg, Neil Foster, David Schofield, John Doyle.


achieved was outstanding; it pushed you to keep going, even in the most challenging conditions including the night climb up Scafell Pike.” Four of the team (all from Stearn) achieved the challenge in under 24 hours with five more climbers achieving the feat in under 25 hours. To date, the team has raised more than £2,200 for the Electrical Industries Charity. www.justgiving.com/fundraising/STEARN17


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eligo has announced the appointment of Shelley


O’Carroll as Key Accounts Manager covering the North of the UK. O’Carroll joined Deligo in 2015


looking after a number of customers in the Midlands and North West areas. After gaining valuable experience she will now work with Phill Miller developing Deligo’s portfolio of electrical fasteners and accessories with the company’s wholesalers and distributors.


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