Heathfield Latest News (East Sussex, United Kingdom)

Jarvis Media are extremely pleased to be partnering Ross Video by distributing their openGear/GearLite, NK Series Routers product range.

A Sussex architectural and planning expert is celebrating after getting permission for a mixed commercial and residential development in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).

A Kent company that supplies folding acoustic walls and folding doors has weathered the recession thanks to investing in their website.

Staff at Cleankill Environmental Services have pledge to donate 10 pence for every new social media fan from now until the end of December in aid of charity.

Two young writers from East Sussex primary schools have won books for their school by writing a festive poem inspired by Christmas trees.

Four members of staff at motoring specialists Goldsmith & Allcorn, were given recognition this week for their loyalty and long service to the Uckfield and Heathfield-based business.

A Catsfield Christmas tree farmer is celebrating after being shortlisted in this year’s Kent and Sussex Business Excellence Awards.

A recent poll in Sussex reveals people’s vehicles are not ready to drive on the road in harsher weather conditions this winter.

Sussex-based Right to Manage Federation (RTMF) has successfully assisted the leaseholders of a multi-storey London residential apartment development – Metro Central Heights - to win the biggest Right to Manage (RTM) case the UK has ever seen.

The owner of a top East Sussex hair salon is celebrating her fifth year in business by honouring five of her most loyal customers.

A Christmas Tree farm has launched its first festive poetry competition giving East Sussex youngsters the chance to win prizes for themselves and their school.

Three Croydon pest control experts will be sprout mouse-taches during November to raise vital funds and awareness for men’s health, specifically prostate cancer and testicular cancer.

An East Sussex Christmas tree grower is hoping that his efforts to make his business as green as possible will attract local customers who want to keep their own carbon footprints as low as possible.

A Heathfield-based PR agency is celebrating after taking home a gold award in this year’s Chartered Institute of Public Relations PRide awards.

A leading charity has launched an initiative, “Look for the Label”, that will help disabled motorists, travellers and carers to identify whether wheelchair accessible vehicles have been properly crash tested.

A sponsorship deal has been agreed between a leading provider of wheelchair accessible cars and the organisers of a competitive sport for young wheelchair users.

Constables Mobility was the proud sponsor of a glittering awards night run by charity Disabled Motoring UK (DMUK) last week.

(UPM Tilhill, Stirling, 2nd October 2012) – UPM Tilhill has signed a ground-breaking agreement that aims to raise the standard of health and safety in the forestry industry.

An entrepreneur and engineer who has spent the last 30 years helping wheelchair users to improve their lives has put his money where his mouth is and produced a video explaining why he is backing a national safety campaign.

Staff from UPM Tilhill’s Bala office are celebrating after winning awards at the Royal Welsh Show Woodlands Competition including the top accolade of best entry in the competition and the Institute of Chartered Foresters’ Challenge (ICF)*Trophy.

Jarvis Media are extremely pleased to be partnering Ross Video by distributing their openGear/GearLite, NK Series Routers product range.

A Sussex architectural and planning expert is celebrating after getting permission for a mixed commercial and residential development in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).

A Kent company that supplies folding acoustic walls and folding doors has weathered the recession thanks to investing in their website.

Nothing can lift a person’s spirits more than taking delivery of a new vehicle. That enthusiasm may soon be dampened if people do not do their research before purchasing the car.

(UPM Tilhill, Hermitage Valley, Scotland, December, 2012) – Staff from UPM Tilhill’s Jedburgh office are involved in one of the biggest native woodland planting schemes in the UK.

An Eastbourne woman started 2013 with an unforgettable birthday after winning a national competition.

Staff at Cleankill Environmental Services have pledge to donate 10 pence for every new social media fan from now until the end of December in aid of charity.

(UPM Tilhill and Sibelco UK, December, 2012) – As part of National Tree Week, around 100 children from Holly Meadows School at Grimston helped to plant the first of some 33,000 broadleaf trees as part of a major woodland regeneration project.

Two young writers from East Sussex primary schools have won books for their school by writing a festive poem inspired by Christmas trees.

Four members of staff at motoring specialists Goldsmith & Allcorn, were given recognition this week for their loyalty and long service to the Uckfield and Heathfield-based business.

A Sussex Christmas tree grower is going to be joined by primary school children for a charity carol concert at his farm.

The Minister for Disabled People Esther McVey MP joined youngsters in Bolton on Sunday to try powerchair football for the first time.

Weather forecasters have warned of a chillier than average winter, with the bleak prediction that "impressively cold temperatures" will blast parts of the UK.

A leading provider of wheelchair accessible cars is offering to make this festive season extra special for a disabled person and their family.

A Catsfield Christmas tree farmer is celebrating after being shortlisted in this year’s Kent and Sussex Business Excellence Awards.

A Kent website development company is urging companies large and small to follow suit after re-designing its own website to make it mobile.

A recent poll in Sussex reveals people’s vehicles are not ready to drive on the road in harsher weather conditions this winter.

Sussex-based Right to Manage Federation (RTMF) has successfully assisted the leaseholders of a multi-storey London residential apartment development – Metro Central Heights - to win the biggest Right to Manage (RTM) case the UK has ever seen.

The owner of a top East Sussex hair salon is celebrating her fifth year in business by honouring five of her most loyal customers.

A Christmas Tree farm has launched its first festive poetry competition giving East Sussex youngsters the chance to win prizes for themselves and their school.

As Summer becomes a distant memory, the last few worker wasps die and the Queens go into hibernation, pest controllers around the country are hoping that next year the numbers of this nuisance pest will be back to normal.

Three Croydon pest control experts will be sprout mouse-taches during November to raise vital funds and awareness for men’s health, specifically prostate cancer and testicular cancer.

An East Sussex Christmas tree grower is hoping that his efforts to make his business as green as possible will attract local customers who want to keep their own carbon footprints as low as possible.

(UPM Tilhill, Warwickshire, October 2012) – The UPM Tilhill and STIHL UK felling techniques competition proved a very popular event at this year’s APF with 119 entries.

A Heathfield-based PR agency is celebrating after taking home a gold award in this year’s Chartered Institute of Public Relations PRide awards.

A leading charity has launched an initiative, “Look for the Label”, that will help disabled motorists, travellers and carers to identify whether wheelchair accessible vehicles have been properly crash tested.

A sponsorship deal has been agreed between a leading provider of wheelchair accessible cars and the organisers of a competitive sport for young wheelchair users.

Constables Mobility was the proud sponsor of a glittering awards night run by charity Disabled Motoring UK (DMUK) last week.

(UPM Tilhill, Stirling, 2nd October 2012) – UPM Tilhill has signed a ground-breaking agreement that aims to raise the standard of health and safety in the forestry industry.

A recruitment business person is expanding a venture that provides the perfect opportunity for people with a background in recruitment to take control of their careers.

An entrepreneur and engineer who has spent the last 30 years helping wheelchair users to improve their lives has put his money where his mouth is and produced a video explaining why he is backing a national safety campaign.

Shelley Elliot, landlady of the Terminus Pub in Eastbourne, gave Sussex children’s charity the Children’s Respite Trust a massive boost this week when she handed over £1,008 following her charity skydive.

An e-recruitment system has helped a leading charity revolutionise the way it recruits and massively reduce administrative time spent on recruitment.

Staff from UPM Tilhill’s Bala office are celebrating after winning awards at the Royal Welsh Show Woodlands Competition including the top accolade of best entry in the competition and the Institute of Chartered Foresters’ Challenge (ICF)*Trophy.

Cleankill Environmental Services has decided to show its support to UK bat populations by becoming corporate members of the Bat Conservation Trust.

This is the time of year when pest control companies’ telephones are red hot with people ringing up about giant ants with wings erupting from the ground and then getting on to clothing, getting stuck in hair and covering walls.

Staff at Blueberry Public Relations are celebrating after being shortlisted in the 2012 Home Counties South CIPR PRide Awards.

Children at The Children’s Trust, Tadworth are dining in a freshly decorated room as of this week, thanks to the generous donations of local pest control company Cleankill.

(UPM Tilhill, North Wales, 6 June 2012) A team from UPM Tilhill is involved in one of Wales’ largest new woodland planting operations for 20 years - on behalf of a woodland charity.

A Surrey pest control company has been deluged with calls about clothes moths causing havoc.

(UPM Tilhill, Edinburgh, 12 July 2012) – UPM Tilhill is celebrating after winning the top accolade at The Scottish Finest Woods Awards in recognition of their work on a large-scale planting operation involving around 900,000 trees.

An East Sussex woman has proved she is one of the best photographers in the South East by winning four categories in the region’s most prestigious photography awards.

A piece of agricultural land measuring less than two acres in a West Kent village was sold for a staggering £175,000 at auction yesterday – just under £90,000 per acres.

Years of dedication and training have led to a Hastings man winning a gold medal at the Kuk Sool Won European Championships.

Minister of State for Energy and Climate Change and MP Charles Hendry was the first politician to visit Constables Mobility’s new factory in Golden Gross, East Sussex.

(UPM Tilhill, UK, July 2012) – The latest UPM Tilhill Timber Bulletin praises the timber industry for its resilience during the recent economic turbulence.

You don’t have to sacrifice safety for affordability – that’s the message from leading car conversion company Constables Mobility who have slashed their prices to prove it.

(UPM Tilhill, 2012) Representatives from some of the UK’s best known companies in the forestry industry competed in this year’s Forest Products Challenge and had the opportunity to try out some of the best mountain bike trails in the country.

(UPM Tilhill, South Wales, 26 June 2012 ) – Children from a South Wales primary school had the opportunity to learn all about forests and forestry from UPM Tilhill experts during a special event in nearby woodland.

Constables Mobility will be launching and demonstrating a new, stylish wheelchair restraint at The Mobility Roadshow in Peterborough on 21st, 22nd and 23rd June 2012.