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JANGROraises over £45,000 for Macmillan


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he UK’s largest network of janitorial supply companies,


Jangro, has raised £48,223.03 for its nominated charity Macmillan Cancer Support. Jangro and its national


network of 43 distribution sites have been supporting the charity, which helps those affected by cancer, since 2013. Auctions, raffles, collection


tubs, ‘Mankini’ events, sponsored swims and ‘Movember’ challenges all have contributed to the running total. Funds have also been raised through Jangro donating a percentage of sales


for every single unit sold from its top 5 best-selling chemical products. Joanne Gilliard, Operations Director at Jangro, said: “It really is a pleasure


to give this fantastic amount of money to such a deserving charity, which works tirelessly to support those affected by this awful illness. “Cancer touches everyone at some point in their life, either personally or


through a friend or family member, and I am so glad we are able to support Macmillan through our members based across the country. “Everyone from our suppliers through to our end users can congratulate


themselves for contributing to such a fantastic total. “Our work doesn’t stop here though, we have plenty of fundraising


activities in the pipeline as we continue to work towards our fundraising target of £100,000!”


uTo donate to Jangro’s JustGiving page please visit: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/jangro uFor more information about Jangro you can visit: http://www.jangro.net or call 01204 795 955


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There was double joy for an exciting art and crafts brand at a prestigious awards ceremony.


North-West based Brian Clegg is continuing to go from strength to


strength as its product, Paint Sticks, which launched six-months ago, came away with two awards from the Practical Pre-School and Primary Teacher Update Awards. Paint Sticks was the overall winner in the Creative Play category for


the Practical Pre-School Awards and a gold award winner in the Creative Play category for the Primary Teacher Update Awards. Lara Alcock, sales director at Brian Clegg, which specializes in the


education market, said: “We were delighted to receive nominations but to come away as the overall winner and a gold award winner really does make us proud. “It’s flattering to win and we’re all delighted that a new product


has already scooped two awards. We’re sure it will be the first of many for Paint Sticks.”


uhttp://brianclegg.co.uk


BRIAN CLEGG scoops double award


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What’s more, all products ordered via the catalogue, are available for next day delivery seven days


a week, or via its five minute Click & Collect service, so customers can get the best quality products even quicker. Available to collect free from over 470 Screwfix stores nationwide, the new catalogue includes 27,000


items, price cuts on over 1,000 products and features a comprehensive range of products from leading brands such as DeWalt and Titan. Customers can collect their free copy of the all new Screwfix catalogue from over 470 Screwfix stores or download the Screwfix catalogue app to their Apple, Windows or Android smartphone, or tablet.


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