Henley-in-Arden Latest News (Warwickshire, United Kingdom)

Derby-based architectural and landscape design practice Lathams has been appointed by Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust to develop proposals for new visitor facilities at Idle Valley Nature Reserve near Retford.

RCS Energy Management has launched two new modules for its Eden controller range, delivering simplified and cost-effective leak detection and energy monitoring for commercial refrigeration systems.

Faversham House, the organiser of Sustainabilitylive!, is inviting entries for the 2011 Environment and Energy Awards. The awards recognise excellence and innovation in sustainable business practices.

As post-recession demand increases the market for your products, avoid escalating labour costs by automating for greater packaging efficiency.

The recovery of the UK economy into sustained growth will be driven by the fitness of company boards, and their ability to provide clear direction for the enterprising talent within the commercial sector, says Chairman of the IoD, Dr Neville Bain.

The Apple iPhone 4 is on the floor of the mobile phone market. People are just excited about the new and futuristic Apple iPhone 4 deals.

Kingspan Water, a leading supplier of rainwater harvesting equipment to the UK building industry, has published an introductory guide to rainwater harvesting for plumbers and installers on its website

Kingspan Water, the leading supplier of rainwater harvesting equipment to the UK building industry, has supplied an Envireau system to the University of Huddersfield for its new £14 million Creative Arts Building.

Lion House is an ultra low-emissions office building, designed and built for Defra in Alnwick, Northumberland. Kingspan Water was approached to design a suitable rainwater harvesting solution for the building

Some of the greatest composers, the best-loved venues and today's most influential musicians feature in the RCO's spring and summer events programme for 2009. A series of ten events across five cities includes masterclasses, seminars, participation e

Worcester Cathedral’s new four-manual 53-stop Quire organ will be the centre of attention for 250 children in March as part of a massive educational event, Organ-ise.

The Dorothea Award for Conservation has gone to a team of volunteers who have together spent more than 7,000 hours restoring the ‘Bull’ steam engine at Kew Bridge Pumping Station in West London.

Maxey Moverley CCTV Repairs has been appointed by Samsung Techwin as the authorized repair centre for its complete CCTV and security range in the UK and EU.

Architectural and urban design practice Lathams has beaten national competition to design an eight million pound regeneration project in Great Yarmouth.

Maxey Moverley CCTV Repairs has consolidated its position as the leading provider of repair and refurbishment services for Baxall CCTV electronics with the acquisition of a full range of original equipment, data and stock from Baxall's repair centre.

The UK’s leading restoration specialists Linford-Bridgeman will begin the restoration and conservation of Shire Hall in Monmouth this month.

Maxey Moverley CCTV Repairs has been appointed as an Approved Service Centre by Dedicated Micros.

Maxey Moverley, the UK’s leading repair and refurbishment specialist for CCTV and electronic security equipment, has launched a new online order tracking service for customers.

Sanitising specialist Radical has announced a new range of produce decontamination equipment designed specifically for the food industry.

Kingspan Environmental has appointed Andy Newman, 35, as its new pump station product manager. Andy is responsible for all pump station products across the Kingspan Environmental Division, which includes Klargester and Titan Pollution Control.

The UK’s leading restoration specialist Linford-Bridgeman has completed the £1.2m restoration of Southampton’s historic Tudor House Museum.

Klargester and Titan Pollution Control, two of the UK’s leading providers of pollution control products within the Kingspan Group’s ‘Environmental Division’, have joined forces and created a new large-project, specification sales team.

A new range of sanitising equipment specifically designed for the food production industry, which kills all common, bacteria, viruses and spoilage contaminants without using environmentally damaging chemicals has been launched for the food industry.

The UK's leading restoration specialist Linford-Bridgeman has expanded in to the South West with the appointment of Ian McEvoy as its new regional manager.