FUSION Contact Centre Services, part of major city employer the BGL Group, has appointed a new Contact Centre manager. Kate Lampett joins Fusion from the Royal Bank of Scotland where she held various roles over eight years; most recently as Contact Centre manager for Churchill Insurance.
ORMISTON Bushfield has become the first Academy in the UK to receive the prestigious Specialist Schools and Academies Trust (SSAT) quality mark in more than one subject area.
Only ten Academies in the country have been awarded the mark, and no other Academy has received it in two subject areas. Staff and students at Ormiston Bushfield are now celebrating the achievement which recognises the quality of educational provision at the Academy in Performing Arts and PE (Physical Education).
NORTHLIGHT Media, the Peterborough video production company, has just finished its first 2012 project.
The six-minute film was produced over three days for Cross Keys Homes and was commissioned by the housing association to help promote its successful Shared Ownership scheme.
BUSINESS representatives from around the city received a double helping of business growth know-how and advice during a Bondholder Breakfast meeting at Exec Peterborough.
The East of England Showground venue hosted the popular Opportunity Peterborough event, which was attended by around 150 members from the local business community.
LOCAL estate agency Sharman Quinney is delighted to announce that mortgage consultant Shelley Ibbertson has been promoted for the second time in three months. Shelley now takes on the role of executive mortgage consultant for the award-winning local estate agency.
The news of Shelley’s promotion comes just months after she was made a senior mortgage consultant. Shelley puts her success down to hard work, dedication and a genuine love of helping her customers to move home.
Just a handful of tickets remain for the city’s first big charity event of the year – An Evening with Jake Humphrey.
The sports presenter is set to take centre stage at the gala evening organised by the NSPCC’s Peterborough Business Support Group.
Michael Hudson - head of development Carter Jonas eastern region
THE identification of the right sites and the ability to bring them forward for housing as quickly as possible will be crucial to fulfilling the Government’s strategy for boosting housing and home ownership, say the new homes experts at Peterborough property consultancy, Carter Jonas.
The comment comes after the Government unveiled its housing strategy towards the end of last year (November 2011), in which it acknowledged that, when the housing market grinds to a halt, the effect ricochets around the economy affecting all the trades and professional services and supporting business that depend on a housing market that is moving.
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