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Aug 2023
Last Updated: 10/08/2023
Business Breakfast: Harrogate district company awarded £20,000 to move production to digital
Staff at Period Mouldings Limited.
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A Harrogate district business has been awarded £20,000 to help move its production technology to digital.
Period Mouldings Limited, which is based at Melmerby near Ripon, was handed the funding through the Made Smarter programme, which is managed by York and North Yorkshire Growth Hub.
The scheme is a national initiative dedicated to driving growth in UK manufacturing through the adoption of digital technologies, innovation and skill development.
Mark Cant, chairman of PML, said:
"The funding from Made Smarter will be instrumental in our journey towards enhanced efficiency and productivity.
“By digitising our production throughput, we unlock the potential for increased capital investment, skill development, and research and development, ultimately driving growth and competitiveness in the market.”
Mike Pennington, the business relationship manager for Made Smarter in the York and North Yorkshire region, said:
"PML's strategic approach towards digitisation and innovation perfectly aligns with Made Smarter's objective of fostering growth in the manufacturing sector through digital advancements.”
Law firm CEO to take on Mount Kilimanjaro
A Harrogate law firm chief executive is set to take on the challenge of climbing Mount Kilimanjaro.
James Haddleton, who is chief executive of Haddletons legal services based at Windsor House, is set to take on the climb with his family in aid of charity.
Mr Haddleton will be climbing the mountain for eight days this month.
He will be raising money for Mind, the mental health charity, and at the time of writing had so far received £1,019 in donations.
For more information on the fundraising campaign and to donate, visit the JustGiving page here.
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