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s a company we work closely with Derby University who have a ‘DE-Carbonise’ initiative, assisting businesses such as ours to reduce their carbon footprint and environmental impact, in line with this we are looking into all areas which we can do better as a business, so this year we have chosen to opt for a potted real Christmas tree, as it can be planted in our conservation area for re-use! During the re-model and expansion of our logistics centre we selected land which we have designated as a ‘conservation area’. Once the Christmas period is over, we will remove our tree from its pot and plant it, where it will continue to live and grow.
s a company we work closely with Derby University who have a ‘DE-Carbonise’ initiative, assisting businesses such as ours to reduce their carbon footprint and environmental impact, in line with this we are looking into all areas which we can do better as a business, so this year we have chosen to opt for a potted real Christmas tree, as it can be planted in our conservation area for re-use! During the re-model and expansion of our logistics centre we selected land which we have designated as a ‘conservation area’. Once the Christmas period is over, we will remove our tree from its pot and plant it, where it will continue to live and grow.
through the years. What started as a small unit has grown out of its home district of Newark and Sherwood, reaching out into the surrounding cities and towns.
Their services include 1 to 1 sessions with trained workers, both inside and out of schools, giving children the opportunity to openly discuss their thoughts and feelings in a familiar and comfortable setting. For some children, these sessions are vital for boosting their self-esteem, communication skills and even working through complex issues which can impact their development.
For the team to continue to grow and offer this important service, they rely on the support of the community to not only spread the word about their work, but also donate to the cause. Mr Andrew Morris, of International Export Packers, Trade Freight International and Irish Groupage, has recently donated £1,000 to Think Children to aid their development and will continue to support Think Children through donations and fundraising events in the coming months.
As you may be aware when we come back in the New Year there will be a few changes from January 2021 to the way we ship goods to Europe and Northern Ireland.
If you currently ship out of the UK or may do so at anytime in the future this change affects you.
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