Beginning life as BFD Newlife, the original focus was on raising funds to help research into birth defects. But as the years progressed it became apparent that there was a huge unmet need for families to receive equipment to keep children safe from potential harm, as well help meet their full potential – and that
A steep annual increase to our water bills is just around the corner, with bills across the country expected to go up by about £10 a month. The water companies say major upgrades are needed to reduce pollution and improve water quality, and the only way to fund it is by raising their prices. How
Over the past four years Finning UK & Ireland, the world’s largest dealer of Cat machines and equipment, have supplied long-standing customer Flannery with over £250,000,000 worth of Cat machinery. The company’s most recent multi-million-pound investment includes 100 Cat excavators, 70 Cat Bulldozers, 86 Cat ADT Trucks and 20 Cat Rollers, demonstrating that demand for
Kezia is a Senior Surveyor at BNP Paribas Real Estate in Birmingham, working within the Property Management department. She holds an MSci degree in Geography from the University of Birmingham and an MSc degree in Real Estate Management from the University College of Estates Management. She has been a qualified member of the RICS since
As the UK’s only registered charity dedicated to supporting voluntary operated emergency response, Arrive Alive plays a vital role in funding lifesaving vehicles and equipment for Community First Responders (CFRs). These medically trained volunteers are dispatched to life-threatening 999 calls and can reach emergencies in crucial seconds or minutes, utilising their proximity to the community
1. Paying into your workplace pension Paying into your pension is vital for future foundations. If you’re an employee over the age of 22 and you earn above £10,000 annually, you’ll have been enrolled into your workplace pension, but it can be hard to know exactly what that means. Pictured: Dawn Cummins, West-Midlands Regional Manager,
Sigma Connected, which provides contact centre services across the utilities, retail, telecommunications and financial services sectors, has donated 20 laptops they no longer use to The Refugee & Migrant Centre charity. The kind-hearted IT donation, which also includes new replacement hard drives which have been paid for through Sigma Connected’s Community Foundation, will give the