The Construction Design and Management (CDM) Regulations apply to all construction projects – not just those which are HSE notifiable. Pat Perry, Executive Chairman at leading environmental health consultancy, Perry Scott Nash, explains how to keep safe and stay within the law.
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Friday, 29 October 2010
Thursday, 28 October 2010
Mortgage Brain Scoops Awards Hat-trick
Mortgage Brain, the market leading mortgage technology solutions provider, has picked up its third national award of the year following its success at the recent Pink Service Awards.
Mortgage Brain’s point-of-sale, CRM and compliance system, the Key, took centre stage this time around as it was awarded the coveted ‘Best Technology Provider’ title at the prestigious awards ceremony held in Birmingham on 14th October 2010.
The Pink award represents Mortgage Brain’s third award of 2010. The company was also voted ‘Best Technology Provider’ at the Mortgage Strategy Awards earlier this year and was later crowned ‘Technology Advocate of the Year’ at the 2010 British Mortgage Awards.
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Mortgage Brain’s point-of-sale, CRM and compliance system, the Key, took centre stage this time around as it was awarded the coveted ‘Best Technology Provider’ title at the prestigious awards ceremony held in Birmingham on 14th October 2010.
The Pink award represents Mortgage Brain’s third award of 2010. The company was also voted ‘Best Technology Provider’ at the Mortgage Strategy Awards earlier this year and was later crowned ‘Technology Advocate of the Year’ at the 2010 British Mortgage Awards.
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Januarys Helps Red Balloon Float Into New Home
The charity Red Balloon Learner Centre Group has a new home in Chesterton Mill, thanks in part to the efforts of Nick Muncey at Cambridge Consultant Surveyors Januarys.
The charity (http://www.redballoonlearner.org.uk/) which sets up learner centres for children between the ages of 10 and 17 who are unable to go to school because they have been severely bullied, was rapidly running out of space in its existing offices and asked Januarys to help them move into new premises, a job which Mr Muncey was only too happy to take on.
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The charity (http://www.redballoonlearner.org.uk/) which sets up learner centres for children between the ages of 10 and 17 who are unable to go to school because they have been severely bullied, was rapidly running out of space in its existing offices and asked Januarys to help them move into new premises, a job which Mr Muncey was only too happy to take on.
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Tuesday, 26 October 2010
Sitec Appoints New Commercial Manager
Cambridge-based Sitec Infrastructure Services, a major service provider to the telecoms and renewable energy infrastructure markets, has strengthened its management team with the appointment of a new Commercial Manager.
Andrew Wooltorton (39), has been brought in to lead and develop the company’s rapidly expanding renewable energy business. He comes with a wealth of knowledge and experience in the infrastructure services markets having held senior positions at wireless communications and network infrastructure specialist, APC Solutions in Essex, and Mentor Infrastructure Services.
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Andrew Wooltorton (39), has been brought in to lead and develop the company’s rapidly expanding renewable energy business. He comes with a wealth of knowledge and experience in the infrastructure services markets having held senior positions at wireless communications and network infrastructure specialist, APC Solutions in Essex, and Mentor Infrastructure Services.
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Friday, 22 October 2010
How To Make An Exhibition Of Your Company
It doesn’t matter what business you are in or what size of business you have, if you are an exhibitor at a trade show, you will all have one thing in common – an eye watering appreciation of the costs involved.
Stand space, stand design and build, the get in and get out, staff and accommodation costs, sales staff not on the road selling. It’s enough to put the Financial Director Reaching into a cold sweat.
However, with a little forward planning you can make the event work for you in terms of maximising your attendance, attracting potential customers to your stand and raising the profile of your company. The key, of course, is to harness the Public Relations opportunities and set them working for you.
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Stand space, stand design and build, the get in and get out, staff and accommodation costs, sales staff not on the road selling. It’s enough to put the Financial Director Reaching into a cold sweat.
However, with a little forward planning you can make the event work for you in terms of maximising your attendance, attracting potential customers to your stand and raising the profile of your company. The key, of course, is to harness the Public Relations opportunities and set them working for you.
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Thursday, 14 October 2010
'B2C' Sourcing System Receives Industry Endorsement
Mortgage Brain’s recently launched mortgage search and enquire ‘plug in’ system, Mortgage Brain Broker 2 Consumer (B2C), has received widespread industry adoption.
A number of leading networks and mortgage distribution companies, including Openwork, Ingard and Personal Touch Financial Services, have given their full approval of the system and are recommending it as a valuable lead generation and business promotional tool to their members and advisers.
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A number of leading networks and mortgage distribution companies, including Openwork, Ingard and Personal Touch Financial Services, have given their full approval of the system and are recommending it as a valuable lead generation and business promotional tool to their members and advisers.
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Wednesday, 13 October 2010
Grand Designs For First Time Buyer
A first time buyer in Chatteris has got grand designs for his new home thanks to a £5,000 home makeover from the Cambridge Building Society.
Twenty-three year old Karl Walker, who lives in Meadow Close, Chatteris, secured his first mortgage from the Cambridge Building Society during a promotional campaign it ran in June and as a result, won an exclusive home makeover worth £5,000.
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Twenty-three year old Karl Walker, who lives in Meadow Close, Chatteris, secured his first mortgage from the Cambridge Building Society during a promotional campaign it ran in June and as a result, won an exclusive home makeover worth £5,000.
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Friday, 8 October 2010
Mortgage Schemes Up 57% In Six Months
The number of live mortgage schemes available to intermediaries has increased by 57% during the past six months, according to figures released today from Mortgage Brain’s Monthly Product Analysis.
Over 2,600 new mortgage products have been introduced into the UK intermediary mortgage market since April 2010, indicating an impressive 57% uplift in product availability. Current figures (as of 4th October 2010), show that the total number of live mortgage schemes listed on its market leading sourcing system stand at 7,320.
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Over 2,600 new mortgage products have been introduced into the UK intermediary mortgage market since April 2010, indicating an impressive 57% uplift in product availability. Current figures (as of 4th October 2010), show that the total number of live mortgage schemes listed on its market leading sourcing system stand at 7,320.
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Rebrand Reflects Bradshaws Strength In Housing Market
Cambridge and Sawston based estate agency Bradshaws has undertaken a significant rebranding exercise.
The rebranding, which includes a new logo, a new strap line ‘moving with the times,’ new boards and property particulars, comes after a period of substantial growth at the firm.
This growth has included Bradshaws’ merger with Rooke Wood and Miller and the launch of a highly successful lettings division together with a completely revamped website. It has seen the company consolidate its position as one of the top tier of Cambridge agents and Director Andrew Bradshaw says that the rebranding reflects a new level of confidence within the business.
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The rebranding, which includes a new logo, a new strap line ‘moving with the times,’ new boards and property particulars, comes after a period of substantial growth at the firm.
This growth has included Bradshaws’ merger with Rooke Wood and Miller and the launch of a highly successful lettings division together with a completely revamped website. It has seen the company consolidate its position as one of the top tier of Cambridge agents and Director Andrew Bradshaw says that the rebranding reflects a new level of confidence within the business.
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Merger Creates New Capabilities For Cambridge Firm
Cambridge-based Sitec Infrastructure Services, one of the UK’s leading distributors and installers of mid-sized wind turbines, has successfully completed its merger with telecoms acquisition and planning specialists, Pico Consultants.
The merger of the two companies means that Sitec can now offer clients a comprehensive service for the acquisition, design, planning, installation and commissioning on both telecoms and renewables work.
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The merger of the two companies means that Sitec can now offer clients a comprehensive service for the acquisition, design, planning, installation and commissioning on both telecoms and renewables work.
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Want To Buy A Cambridge Home?
What does £30 million look like? Well, in terms of bricks and mortar it’s about 102 Cambridge houses at an average price of £295,500*. It is also the amount of cash the Cambridge Building Society has set aside to boost the local housing market and help people buy homes in its latest mortgage campaign.
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Your Sapce Grows On The Back Of Demand
Your Space Apartments, the largest provider of serviced apartments in Cambridge, is continuing to grow on the back of increased demand for this alternative to hotel accommodation.
Steve West, a director at Your Space Apartments said, “In the current economic climate, businesses are increasingly seeking more cost effective accommodation alternatives, particularly when clients and staff are in Cambridge for a number of days, weeks or even a few months.”
Launched in Cambridge in 2003, the company bought out Cambridge Apartments and last year and now has the major share of Cambridge’s serviced apartments market. Your Space Apartments is looking for more apartments to lease to meet the needs of its ever expanding client list.
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Steve West, a director at Your Space Apartments said, “In the current economic climate, businesses are increasingly seeking more cost effective accommodation alternatives, particularly when clients and staff are in Cambridge for a number of days, weeks or even a few months.”
Launched in Cambridge in 2003, the company bought out Cambridge Apartments and last year and now has the major share of Cambridge’s serviced apartments market. Your Space Apartments is looking for more apartments to lease to meet the needs of its ever expanding client list.
For more information, click here.
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