ClientsEurocell UK’s leading manufacturer, distributor and recycler of UPVC window, door, conservatory and roofline systems.
United Utilities holds a licence to provide water and sewage services to around seven million people in North West England. Rolls-Royce designs, develops, manufactures and services integrated power systems for use in the air, on land and at sea. They are one of the world’s leading producers of aero engines for large civil aircraft and corporate jets. They are the second largest provider of defence aero engines and services in the world. The North West Business Leadership Team (NWBLT) brings together a group of influential business leaders in North West England, to address key strategic issues affecting the well-being of the region and the quality of life of all its people. The University of Liverpool - the Department of Geography and Planning Staffordshire County Council - Working on a series of projects with the County Council, Staffordshire Police and Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service to combine a range of support services in order to provide a better offering to the end user, benefit from economies of scale and make savings for the communities of the county. Aspire Housing are the largest social landlord in Staffordshire providing around 9,000 affordable homes for rent in the Borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme. Their aim is to be a leading provider of quality homes and a catalyst for transforming communities. Business in the Community, North West works with businesses to: address climate change and work towards a sustainable future; engage more fully and make a lasting impact in their local communities; provide targeted and sustainable support for secondary schools and recognise excellence through their regional impact awards. ENWORKs help businesses to become more resource efficient, to reduce their carbon impact and increase their productivity. They enable companies to convert environmental pressures into competitive advantages and, in doing so, they save Northwest businesses millions of pounds each year. ENWORKs hosted the Northwest Business Environment Awards. Mercury Recycling opened the UK's first Lamp Recycling Facility in 1996. What was then 'State of the Art' equipment was imported from Europe and the first customers began sending in their tubes and discharge lamps for recycling. The majority of these new customers were aware of the toxic effects of mercury, found in fluorescent tubes and most discharge lamps, and wanted the most environmentally friendly method of disposal. The purchase of a Superior Distiller, to recover the mercury from the spent lamps, was a key factor in persuading potential clients that there was an alternative to the damaging landfill practice. In 2001 Mercury Recycling Group Plc became AIM Listed on the London Stock Exchange. Rochdale Borough Council – local authority |