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Latest news -in brief April 2024 - Vimarsana News

Latest news -in brief April 2024

Martijn Wilder’s aggressive talent acquisition campaign turning his minnow Pollination into a Goliath, has snared another scalp – or several – for its climate and investment advisory work. The latest bout has snared Sarah Barker “and her team” from Minter Ellision, the company said in its social media on Thursday. Barker, who was global head of climate and sustainability risk governance had been at Minters for more than 20 years and takes with her a team including Phoebe Roberts, Tatum Joseph and Lucy Sanderson

NABERS UK appoints scheme administrator - Vimarsana News

NABERS UK appoints scheme administrator

Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) has been appointed scheme administrator of NABERS in the UK, after its role to support the scheme as a founding member of the NABERS UK Steering Committee. The role was previously administered by the Building Research Establishment, which will remain on board to ensure a smooth transition between administrators.

Crieff Market Garden wins NEWBIE Award for farming new entrants - Vimarsana News

Crieff Market Garden wins NEWBIE Award for farming new entrants

Tomnah’a is run by Cristy Gilbert, Sam Parry and Judith McGowan TOMNAH’A Market Garden, a community enterprise located at Comrie Croft in Perthshire, has been declared the winner of the NEWBIE UK award for New Entrant Farm Business of the Year for 2020. Tomnah’a is run by Cristy Gilbert, Sam Parry and Judith McGowan, along with some dedicated volunteers, and sells fruit, veg and flowers directly to customers through a community supported agriculture scheme, as well as through online food hubs. They also offer training to volunteers in the hope that they too will set up their own mar...