CES is expanding its network by opening a new branch in Widnes. The new site will be the company's 18th branch in the UK, and will open up 25 new job roles for the local community. CES currently employs 500 people across the North West, Midlands and North Wales.
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MAM SOFTWARE PROVES PROFITABLE FOR PITSTOP
Pitstop Auto Factors is reporting an increase in both productivity and profitability after installing MAM’s Autopart software. Autopart is Pitstop’s first computer system, previously all information was stored in the memory of the owner, David way.
HEADLINE NEWS: 50.1% STAKE IN UNIPART AUTOMOTIVE TO BE SOLD TO PRIVATE EQUITY FIRM
The Unipart Group is to sell a controlling 50.1% stake in its automotive division to private equity firm H2 Equity Partners for an undisclosed sum. The new company will continue to trade as Unipart Automotive.
HEADLINE NEWS: ACDELCO EMBRACES DIGITAL OPPORTUNITIES
ACDelco has revealed a complete overhaul of both its UK and EU websites. Designed to present customers with increased functionality and fluidity, the new online site presents users with a variety of digital content. Distributors can also order parts online via the new site.
Birchwood and Shell in supply deal
Birchwood and Shell in lubricant supply deal
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Right to Choose campaign is go
Right to Choose consumer education drive launched
HEADLINE NEWS: RMI HOPES TO SAVE GARAGES A £5000 HEATING BILL
DEFRA has re-launched its review into the use of Small Waste Oil Burners in workshops and garages. The review could ultimately lead to the units being banned, lumping garages with an extra £5000 in heating bills. The RMI and GEA are campaigning to halt the review.