Smart Storage Widnes was delighted to help ‘Samaritan’s Purse’ with its ‘Operation Christmas Child’ appeal. Smart Widnes provided the charity with free storage to hold the shoeboxes filled with Christmas presents donated by the public.
In November 2009, 420 boxes were collected from Smart Storage Widnes. In total, 1.19 million shoeboxes were sent overseas to worthy children in Romania, Serbia, Kyrgyzstan, Kenya and Mozambique.
For more information on their 2010 appeal, please call our Storage centre in Widnes on 0151 214 0139 or visit www.samaritans-purse.org.uk
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Smart Storage is proud to announce it’s achievement in winning the “Best Small Business Award (under 26 employees)” at the Sefton Business Awards on Friday 5th February. The ‘Prestige Ball’ was held at the Southport Floral Hall.
The award was accepted by Billy Prescott and Ian Hobday, who said “The ‘Prestige Ball’ was a great event and to actually win came as a surprise. I would like to thank all the staff and customers who have contributed towards our success”.Smart Storage has also appointed Rod Edge as Non-Executive Chairman. Jon Wyles, Managing Director said “We are delighted to welcome Rod to the company. He has a wealth of experience in self storage over a number of years.”
Other appointments include Billy Prescott as Business Development Manager. Jon said “Billy has always been a key member of staff within the business. With his depth and breadth of experience, he will be an asset in his new role. Billy will be providing a more comprehensive service to key customers’ i.e. large corporate and public sector clients.”
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Smart Storage, which provides storage space for individuals and businesses, expects to add an extra 10,000 sq ft of space to its Preston storage site on Lund Street in Preston city centrereports the Lancashire Evening Post on 6th January 2010.
One of the fastest-growing businesses in the North West is planning to expand its Preston self storage facility site to cope with demand from customers.
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SELF-STORAGE firm Smart Storage says it is hunting for more sites in the North-West after seeing its turnover rise 40% last year reports the Liverpool Daily Post on 6th January 2010 and the North West TheBusinessDesk.com website.
The Liverpool storage company saw revenues rise from £985,000 to £1.35m in 2009.
Last year, it opened new storage centres in Warrington and Preston.
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Jon Mills one of our staff from Preston has kindly volunteered to do the London Marathon for the North West Cancer Research Fund, the charity that we are supporting this year.
Founded in 1948 as the Friends of the Liverpool Radium Institute, we are one of the oldest independent medical charities in the North West.
Our aim is to provide grants to support fundamental research in the North West of England and North and Mid-Wales, into the causes of cancer and the mechanisms by which cancers arise and exert their effects.
Most of our funds are raised by voluntary means to fund vital research at the University of Liverpool, Lancaster University and the University College of Wales in Bangor. A large proportion is raised by volunteers in our branches in the area covering Cumbria, Lancashire, Merseyside, Cheshire, North Shropshire and North and Mid Wales.
We have raised over £19.5 million for research to date and are very proud of the fact that on average over 90p in every pound donated has been put into actual research. There are normally 30 projects underway at any one time, with each receiving an average of £95,000 for a three year study.
