Chartridge’s ‘Night of the Stars’ theme will be an evening to remember. Guests will be encouraged to dress to impress and join in a night of Hollywood sophistication and glamour in stylish surroundings.
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ASDA suggest they can save the Queen £135,000 a year on grocery bill
Our message to the Queen: Try the Asda Price Guarantee, Ma’am We’ve written to the Queen to let her know that her official grocery supplier Waitrose has been added to the Asda Price Guarantee, so now she can check just how much she could save if she switched to Asda. The Queen’s household funding was [...]
CIPD publish Next Generation HR report
“The rest of HR needs to catch up with the best of HR” says institute The global financial crisis presents both an opportunity and a threat for HR, according to a major new study published today by the CIPD. The first report of the CIPD’s Next Generation HR project recognises a far greater focus amongst [...]
New Catering manager joins The Beeches
Chartridge Conference Company has just appointed Andrew Hall as catering manager at the Beeches, their Birmingham based conference centre.
CBI – RECESSION IS THE CATALYST FOR A DECADE OF BUSINESS CHANGE
New trends emerging in supply chains, corporate finance and workforce dynamics The recession has raised concerns about commercial models, supply chains and finance that will reshape business behaviour well into the next decade, the CBI said today. Launching its report “The Shape of Business – The Next 10 Years”, the UK’s leading business organisation said [...]
Greenfield, Litasco work towards offtake agreement
Greenfield Project Management Ltd has confirmed that it has entered into an agreement with Litasco SA, Geneva which both parties intend will lead to the conclusion of an offtake (sales) agreement for the output of bioethanol from the first phase of Greenfield’s bioenergy complex at Mozyr, Republic of Belarus. Litasco (LUKoil International Trading and Supply Company) [...]
Scotland faces a long wait before economic recovery, as unemployment continues to rise
It’s a slow grind from here – Say Ernst & Young June 2009: Scotland will continue to suffer from the impact of the global economic downturn until 2017, despite having already shown the first tentative signs of stability and improving business confidence, according to research released today by the Ernst & Young Scottish ITEM Club. [...]