Should businesses support the communities in which they operate?
Justin Galliford chats to Richard Tunnicliffe about whether the business community is doing enough to support wider society?
Continuing success for Norse partnership with North Yorkshire Police
Infinity, specialist compliance and maintenance provider, has been delivering asbestos consultancy and surveying services to North Yorkshire Police’s property portfolio since 2017, and this successful partnership looks likely to continue long-term.
Successful Buckinghamshire survey work continues
Norse Group’s specialist compliance and maintenance provider, Infinity, has been working successfully with Buckinghamshire County Council to deliver a range of property surveys, following a competitive tender process.
Norse Group company contributes to major Passivhaus project
Norse company HBS plays a key role in prestigious development
Norse CEO applauds strong growth
Norse CEO Justin Galliford was full of praise for the group’s performance as 2021/22 annual sales figures show robust corporate growth.
Norse Highways show true grit
As temperatures continually plunged well below zero, Norse’s dedicated Highways team worked closely with their council partners, battling to clear the snow and keep roads open.
New Norse partnerships help councils face financial challenges
Norse Group, the UK’s largest LATC, has recently added two new joint ventures to its market-leading partnership portfolio, with the announcement of Alliance Norse and Rochford Norse.
Partnerships set to ease LA’s financial woes
Two new local authority joint venture partnerships are set to bring much-needed financial relief to the public purse.
Investment in new hi-tech gritting vehicles
The Norse Highways teams are behind the wheel of seven new high-tech gritting vehicles which are helping keep Norfolk’s roads safe.
1000 emergency calls as Norse Highways responds to 70mph winds
In the aftermath of a week of a dramatic weather front, with winds reaching up to 70 mph winds, Norse Highways crews involved in the clean-up were thanked for their hard work in dealing with more than 1,000 emergency calls.
