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Nominated charities receive cheques from successful Charity Fun Day
David Farman, managing director and Keith Sillett personel manager of Tubes Scaffolding presented cheques to Luke Wheeler of Macmillan Cancer Support and Gerry Crowther of Headway at Headway House in Norwich on Tuesday 15th June 2010. Both charities received a cheque to the value of £763.50
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Tubes Scaffolding's 1st Charity Fun Day
Tubes Scaffolding held their first Charity Fun Day on May 15th at Bungay Football Club.
The day was well attended with over 200 people arriving with anticipation to watch the Charity Football Match.
Tubes unfortunately didn’t win the cup but they did put up a great effort.
Throughout the day there were various activities to keep the youngsters happy and
the BBQ, cream teas and raffle were a great success.
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June 2010 - latest training
Training took place on site
with the company's advanced scaffolders watching as Haki employees demonstrated erecting one of their modules
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Goldlen Star Charity Music Day
Tubes Scaffolding were among the sponsors for the Charity Music Day held at The Golden Star, Colegate on Saturday 30th May 2010
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Bungay Town FC are extremely pleased to receive sponsorship this season from Tubes Scaffolding Ltd
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Top construction award in safe hands
Tubes Scaffolding from Bungay, Suffolk has been recognised in the 2009 Construction Training Awards for its contribution to developing skills and talent within the industry.
At a prize-giving ceremony held last night, at Radisson SAS Hotel, Stanstead, the Suffolk business overcame stiff competition from hundreds of applicants to lift the coveted Health & Safety Best Practice Award and was praised for its commitment to training despite the difficult economic times.
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| Keith Sillett, personnel manager for Tubes Scaffolding Ltd being presented with a trophy and certificate by Stewart White, BBC Look East (right) and Richard Diment, director general, of Federation of Master Builders (left) sponsors for this category. |
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Pip Dade - runner-up in the NCC Award 2009
Celebrating the efforts and achievements of
their apprentices, the National Construction
College annual awards ceremony which took
place on 23 July 2009 showcased the
industry's rising stars.
A great opportunity to reward young talent
and to recognise the support they receive
from sponsors and industry partners.
Pip Dade was pipped to the post on the day
- a great achievement out of 700 delegates.
(right) Pip is pictured receiving his award from
Monty Halls, an adventurer and former Royal
Marine Officer.
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The Ladies Tractor Road Run
Sunday 5th July 2009
What another great success - now in its sixth
year, and this year there were 96 participants.
£117,000 has been raised for the five
previous runs for Breast Cancer Awarness.
Tubes Scaffolding have been sponsoring
Helen Farrar for the past three years
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Tubes take part in the Lord Mayor's Procession - Saturday 11th July 2009
Thousands of people flocked to the centre of Norwich to witness the Lord Mayor's Procession on Saturday.
The grey skies brightened and the rain held off, helping to create an event to remember. Children waved flags and adults young and old gathered with friends and families to watch.
The parade was a testament to community spirit and the efforts of so many community groups, schools and businesses who had come together to put on a spectacular show and help make the event a success. Twenty-one walking groups and 43 floats took part.
Tubes Scaffolding entered a float for the first time. The lorry had been prepared the day before by Karl and Paul - a big thanks to them both.
On the day six of our scaffolders voluntered to take part on the float. Also the girls from the office were on hand to distribute balloons and collect money for the choosen charity, and Neil was our careful driver.
Thanks go to Daniel Page, Andy Cook, Ian, Paul and Des Bargewell, Keith and Anne Sillett, Teresa, Debbie, Alex and Georgia Farman, Helen Farrar, Clare Loughrey and Justine and Maria for all their help.
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Cheque presentation to MacMillan Cancer Support
Tubes Scaffolding Ltd presented a cheque for £750 to MacMillan Cancer Support at their British Sugar plant in Bury St Edmunds on 23rd March 2009.
The company won 'Gold' for Best Contractor in the UK - recognising their contribution to a safer working environment at the 2008 British Sugar National Safety Awards in October 2008.
In addition to the trophy they were allocated £1500 to donate to the charity of their choice - they have chosen East Anglian Childrens Hospice (EACH) and MacMillan Nurses. |
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Left to right: Lee Cobb (project manager, Tubes Scaffolding), Jenni Agusta (Suffolk fundraising manager MacMillan Cancer Support) and Mick Jones (maintenance scaffold manager, Tubes Scaffolding) |
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Local company scoops major health and safety award
Tubes Scaffolding Ltd based near Bungay in Suffolk won 'Gold' for Best Contractor in the UK - recognising their contribution to a safer working environment at the 2008 British Sugar National Safety Award ceremony on Tuesday 7th October
This award identifies a significant achievement by Tubes Scaffolding a member of the National Access & Scaffolding Confederation with sixty employees operating across the UK, who place health and safety at the forefront of their operations.
The message given to guests at the awards was that Tubes Scaffolding have visibly demonstrated through training and process initiatives a company constantly building on health and safety, supporting the ethos
of British Sugar working to achieve a zero incident working environment.
The trophy was presented by Nick Limbrick, British Sugar UK to Mick Jones, Lee Cobb and Debbie Farman of Tubes Scaffolding at Holmewood Hall, Peterborough.
In addition Tubes Scaffolding have been allocated £1500 to donate to the charity of their choice - they have chosen East Anglian Childrens Hospice (EACH) and MacMillan Nurses.
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Left to right: Nick Limbrick (finance director,
British Sugar UK), Lee Cobb (project manager,
Tubes Scaffolding), Mick Jones (maintenance
scaffold manager, Tubes Scaffolding) and
Debbie Farman (office manager, Tubes Scafffolding) |
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