Kingston Chamber of Commerce’s Future of Work Summit 2024, will take place on June 7 at Kingston University’s Business School. The Summit is dedicated to providing educational insights, networking opportunities and supportive and inspiring business-related seminars. This year, its range of engaging cultural and business roundtables...
Tickets are now on sale for the Kingston International Film Festival (KIFF) which runs from 21 to 23 June. The festival brings independent filmmakers, industry professionals and the local community together for screenings, workshops, and events, culminating on the Sunday evening with the KIFF Awards Presentation...
Barwell’s bespoke joinery specialist, Polmor, has issued its latest catalogue featuring an array of its projects. The stunning products and services include hardwood, softwood and MDF staircases, ballustrades, exterior doors, sash windows and casement windows. Polmor said: “We are a family business that specialises in creating beautifully...
Gocycle has unveiled its first children’s balance bike – the Gocycle Mini. The latest arrival in the growing family of award-winning Gocycle urban e-bikes uses the company’s OneDesignDNA philosophy and provides a strong unified design language mimicking the brand’s full-sized adult models. Gocycle’s patented mini side-mounted pitstopwheels,...
Wheelfreedom has strengthened its prescriptive team with the appointment of Marcin Paszenda, who joins as a clinical assessor. Wheelfreedom MD, Giles Donald, welcomed Marcin to the team by saying: “In recent years the prescriptive side of our business has grown beyond expectations. Marcin’s appointment to the...
FluidOne, the market-leading provider of Connected Cloud solutions, has announced the appointment of James Butler as the new Managing Director for Enterprise IT. In this strategic role, James reports directly to Russell Horton, CEO contributing to the FluidOne group’s ambitious growth plans. James's professional journey began with...
Barwell’s hives have welcomed new members – a colony rescued from a rooftop chimney in Epsom. BeesMAX, the not-for-profit company helping reverse the decline of the UK bee population, extracted the bees who had made their home deep within the chimney. Managing director Mark Gale said: “The...
