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STOTHERSTOPLAY APART INGROUND- BREAKINGMEDICAL RESEARCHPROJECT
S tothers (M&E) Ltd is set to start MEP services on a specialist, world-leading Institute of Development & Regenerative Medicine (IDRM) medical research building in Oxford. The Belfast company will be responsible for both the new research centre and an ancillary plant/ support building. The £35m project is expected to take approximately 18-months to complete and will bring together 220 leading researchers from Oxford and around the globe, each focussed on the human body’s ability to repair itself. Situated in Oxford University’s Old Road Campus, the project first gained planning permission in 2019 and will provide 6000 sq metres of floor space with laboratories, offices and shared facilities. The IDRM building will sit behind the recently completed Innovation Building and forms a gateway between the Campus and the suburb of Headington. One of the challenges facing the Stothers on-site team will be negotiating the increased volume of construction traffic, with the Old Road Campus’ Kennedy Institute also scheduled for work. www.stothersm-e.co.uk
Heat Merchants Group has been recognised again by The All-Ireland Business Foundation as Overall Best Enterprise 2020. Pictured is Alan Hogan receiving the award in 2019.
H eat Merchants Group has double cause for celebration. The company has recently become the first two-time winner of The All-Ireland Business Foundation’s Overall Best Enterprise Award. If keeping a tight grip on the McAniff Enterprise Trophy wasn’t enough, Heat Merchants has also been recognised as a Business All Star accredited company and included as a TRIBE (The Register of Irish Business Excellence) participant. Business All-Star accredited companies are defined as: progressive, indigenous Irish businesses which meet the highest standards of verified performance, trust, and customer centricity. “We are very proud to have accomplished this outstanding achievement as it recognises the continued hard work and dedication of our team in providing a best in class service to our customers,” said Managing Director Alan Hogan. “In achieving this accreditation, we join a unique group of businesses and we believe this continues to demonstrate our commitment to improving our service to our customers and suppliers.” www.heatmerchants.ie HEATMERCHANTS JOINTRIBEOF ALL-STARS
An artist’s impression of the IDRM medical research centre being built in Oxford.
LIMERICK’SHEITONBUCKLEYREBRANDSTOCHADWICKS
C hadwicks Group nationwide rebrand continues with Heiton Buckley, Limerick becoming the 18th branch within the Group to undergo a refresh. The extensive refurbishment has vastly improved the layout of the store. It’s now a much better customer experience, bringing all plumbing, building and DIY supplies together in one space. The bathroom showroom has been completely updated displaying the latest styles and brands, along with the door and floor showrooms. The branch has had a long history in Limerick, stretching back to the 1930s. Since then, it’s gone from strength- to-strength and now offers a one-stop shop supplying everything professional plumbers and other trades need. There may be a new name above the door, but the team who has served the people of Limerick for many years remain. The expert team receives regular training to ensure its customers stay on top of the latest trends in the industry. www.chadwicks.ie
Chadwicks Group gets rebrand done in Limerick
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