A FAMILY’S labour of love, which helped kick-start a yoga business, has been nominated for a national award. The Shed of the Year 2021 competition has seen a Gosfield family’s grand design shortlisted for an award. Geraint Nicholas, 46, and wife Melissa, 47, launched a project to build a yoga cabin in March 2020. Melissa is a yoga instructor and Geraint vowed to build her very own studio in their back garden. More than a year and £12,000 later, Melissa is now looking forward to opening the cabin to teach yoga and pilates classes. Melissa said: “By May 2020 the project was well under way, with plans drawn up, materials sourced and site prepped for the build.
Go Inspire wins multimillion pound contract Darryl Danielli Tuesday, March 9, 2021
Go Inspire Group has won a multi-year, multimillion pound lead supplier deal with one of the UK’s blue chip telecoms brands, prising the contract from print management in a competitive tender.
The deal covers a wide range of BT products and services
The contract, which essentially covers all of BT’s print requirements outside of billing and PoS, was secured by Go Inspire just before Christmas and went live last week (1 March).
“It’s a fantastic win for us and gives a great opportunity to grow as a business and we’re really looking forward to working with the team at BT,” said Go Inspire Group CEO Patrick Headley.
Oregon maps first safety corridor, where fines double February 07 2021
High crash rates prompt Marion County to become the first in Oregon to designate a safety corridor establishing the McKay/Yergen/Ehlen Safety Corridor
The north Marion County rural-road connection between I-5 and the Dundee Bypass is now a designated safety corridor.
Marion County announced Wednesday, Feb. 3, that it became the first Oregon county to designate a local safety corridor, establishing the route consisting of McKay, Yergen and Ehlen roads, roughly through the St. Paul, Donald to Aurora areas, with that classification.
In recent years Marion County Public Works, Oregon Department of Transportation and the Marion County Sheriff s Office have heightened focus on public safety in the area where speeding motorists often imperil farm vehicles and other slower traffic on the rural roads.