Norse Partnerships win £2.9m contracts despite COVID-19
Norse Group has generated almost £3 million in new FM services across its partnerships with local authorities during the lockdown period.
Norse provides new refuse collection contract in Derbyshire
The Norse Group now provides domestic refuse collections for more than a million people following the start of a new waste service for Amber Valley Council in Derbyshire.
Lord Porter CBE joins Norse Group Board
Lord Gary Porter of Spalding CBE has joined Norse Group board as a non-executive director
Norse Local Authority Partnerships FM business adds over £5m in 2019
Norse Group partnerships with Local Authorities added more than £5m in new FM contracts during 2019.
Norse partners Uttlesford Council
Members of Uttlesford District Council in Essex have formally approved a joint venture partnership with Norse Commercial Services to deliver maintenance and repairs to the Council’s social housing.
Amber Valley Council approves household waste services partnership with Norse
Derbyshire’s Amber Valley Council members recently approved a joint venture partnership with Norse Commercial Services.
Norse partners with East Hampshire District Council
Norse Group subsidiary Norse South East has agreed a new partnership arrangement with East Hampshire District Council.
Newport Norse MD discusses innovation in service supply to the construction sector
Lyndon Watkins, Managing Director of Newport Norse Limited talks to Neina Sheldon about how the company encourages a culture of innovation
Norse Group model benchmarks think-tank council outsourcing recommendations
In ‘Ethical Commercialism’, a report published on Oct 30th, 2018, Localis advises councils to look at a number of key factors to reform their services outsourcing, factors that Norse Group is already embedding in its well-established Local Authority Trading Company (LATC) partnership model.
Norse takes on Beast from the East
With the disruption which followed the first ‘the Beast from the East’ bad weather hitting the country at the end of February, Norse companies and divisions, already on full alert, responded rapidly and effectively.
