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Kingkraft Ltd Introduces School Range into Scotland
Kingkraft Ltd is to introduce its range of school equipment for children with limited mobility into Scotland at the Independent Living Scotland exhibition which takes place in Glasgow on the 9th and 10th September 2009.Kingkraft’s range is highly flexible and includes adjustable desks and a range of seating that is designed to help SEN students in the classroom. The Kingkraft stand, C20, will have a special area where advice can be obtained from a trained physiotherapist on the best seating options for children.Best known as a supplier of assisted bathing equipment, for manufacturing baths for profoundly disabled children, Kingkraft have now developed a range of paediatric products, many of which are suitable for use both at home and school.Managing Director Nigel Harrison says, “Over our 25 year history Kingkraft has accumulated a comprehensive knowledge of the needs of people with mobility difficulties and we are now using that expertise to help less mobile children at school by...
(No rating) 15-8-2009 Views: 322

Current market trends favour prudent property investment
Statistics gathered from over 40 locations across the UK by the UK’s leading property investment franchise Platinum Property Partners LLP (PPP) indicate that conditions are highly favourable for carefully-considered investment in the housing market. With prices continuing to fall in most locations across the UK, home-owners who have to sell are willing to negotiate a discount, which in some cases can be significant. Evidence from the activity of PPP Franchise Partners over the past 4 months shows that purchases at 50%+ less than peak prices are possible, providing a valuable base from which to build a cash-positive buy-to-let business.Surveys show that professional multi-lets deliver the best return on investment for PPP Franchise Partners, consistently achieving yields of around 14% which generate an average profit per property (after ALL expenses) of £12,000 per annum. While larger properties like these (usually offering 6 lettable rooms) require more capital investment in the...
(No rating) 30-7-2009 Views: 304

Telling Tales to benefit good causes
Over forty Sheffield and North Derbyshire people (and one cockerel) feature in a new charity fund-raising book, ‘Garden Tales’, to be launched on Tuesday 15th September at 3.00pm in the grounds of Fanshawe Gate Hall, Holmesfield. Award-winning Derbyshire gardener Cynthia Ramsden, who moved to Fanshawe Gate, on the edge of the Derbyshire Peak District fifty, years ago, will be joined at the event by characters from the book, guests, media and charity representatives ‘Garden Tales’ follows the sell-out success of ‘A Garden in my Life’ (2001) and invites the reader to share in the pleasures - and occasional pains - of opening a private garden to the general public. Seen through the eyes of those who have worked at, lived in and visited Fanshawe Gate Hall, the book also provides many moving - and amusing - glimpses of the lives we lead now: even sex and nudity jostle for a place with humorous banter and poignant reflection.The eighty-year-old dance enthusiast from Chesterfield, who...
(No rating) 3-9-2009 Views: 264

GCSE Students called to reconsider ‘A’ level options
GSCE students who have done better than they expected in science and maths are being encouraged to take those subjects forward to AS and A level. Geoff Jellis, Midlands Regional Director of the Engineering Development Trust says that the East Midlands region offers great prospects for students studying science subjects saying “The East Midlands is building an economic strategy based on innovative high tech businesses – we need many more students to be inspired into maths and science subjects if we are to have the skills base to service these future businesses.”Jellis continues, “the problem for many students is that they constantly see images of people in the media and the arts on television and the other media but aren’t aware just what good and interesting jobs are available for those with a science and technology background. If they are showing an aptitude in these subjects at GCSE they should at least keep their options open by continuing these subjects into their AS and A level...
(No rating) 26-8-2009 Views: 286

Work Experience will help Science ‘A’ level Students
A national charity says that the East Midlands needs to build on the good A level results achieved by students in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths subjects and recommends that a work experience gap year might be a good option for some who have just received their A level results.Geoff Jellis, Midlands Regional Director of the Engineering Development Trust, an independent registered charity that runs schemes to inspire and motivate young people to choose a career in science, engineering and technology (SET) says,“Every day we work with students and businesses, helping the students build an enthusiasm for science and engineering subjects. It is good to see that work bear fruit in the increasing numbers of students who are getting good grades in these subjects but there is a long way to go. The East Midlands is building an economic strategy based on innovative high tech businesses – we need many more students to be inspired into maths and science subjects if we are to have...
(No rating) 19-8-2009 Views: 314

VitaNat Natural Natto Vitamin K2 ready for market
PRESS RELEASE Thursday 2nd July 2009VitaNat Natural Natto Vitamin K2 ready for marketThe only natural natto healthfood supplement in capsules to contain live bacteria Bacillus subtilis and the first to be produced in Europe is ready for market having received highly favourable feedback from over 200 VitaNat stand visitors to Vitafoods 2009. Produced in both capsule and dry powder form, the new product VitaNat Natural Natto Vitamin K2 will now be available under the VitaNat brand as well as own label. Strong packaging design and attractive presentation will enable VitaNat to supply retailers with a visibly sharper shelf-ready item from its manufacturing plant managed to BRC guidelines in Nottingham, England. Natto’s credentials as a rich natural source of Vitamin K2 have been known for many years. Well-documented research shows how Vitamin K2 assists the absorption of calcium in bones and may be beneficial for sufferers of osteoporosis. It also shows how deficiency in the vitamin...
(No rating) 2-7-2009 Views: 353

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