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Nov 2022
Last Updated: 09/11/2022
Business Breakfast: Knaresborough marketing agency makes three new appointments
In this morning's briefing, we have news that a Knaresborough marketing agency has made three new appointments and Harrogate Bus Company is set to mark this year's Remembrance Day with poppies adorning its buses.
New recruits to Allott and Associates (left) Emily Evans, Beth Hamby and Josie Bridson.
Business Breakfast is sponsored by Harrogate law firm Truth Legal.
A Knaresborough marketing and PR agency has announced three new appointments amid continued growth.
Allott and Associates, which has offices at Claro Chambers, has made the recruitment after securing new accounts from both UK and international companies.
Emily Evans has joined as an account manager, Beth Hamby as a PR executive and Josie Bridson as a marketing assistant.
Emily said:
“I’m thrilled to be part of the Allotts team.
“Despite these challenging times the company is going from strength to strength. I love the can-do philosophy that helps clients get the best results.”
Director Carol Rees said:
“I’m so pleased to be welcoming Emily, Beth and Josie to Allotts and I’m confident that they will make valuable contributions to the continuing success of the agency.
“Despite the challenges both at home and abroad, we continue to invest in all aspects of the business to deliver effective and fully integrated PR and marketing campaigns, which are enabling our clients to continue winning new work in multiple market sectors.”
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Harrogate Bus Company to mark remembrance
Harrogate Bus Company has announced that its buses will adorn commemorative poppies to mark this year’s Remembrance Day.
The poppies will be prominently displayed on the front of buses on routes covering hundreds of miles every day across the Harrogate district and into West Yorkshire.
Pictured from left are: Terry Wood, President, Royal British Legion; veterans Brian Whittaker and John Mainland; and Transdev engineers Patrick Mclaughlin and Stephen Buckley.
The company will also provide free travel on Remembrance Day this Friday (November 11) and Remembrance Sunday (November 13) to all current service personnel with forces ID, and to veterans in uniform or with their medal.
CEO of parent firm Transdev, Alex Hornby said:
“With financial challenges currently affecting many veterans and their families in the communities we serve, it’s more important than ever that we continue our support for the excellent work done by the Royal British Legion.
“We hope that by prominently showing our support for the Poppy Appeal on our buses, many of our customers will join us in contributing to this excellent cause.
“We want to remember those who gave their lives for our freedom, and to support those living with the impact of conflict today. All our teams at our depots across the North are fully behind this.”
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