For any business, moving premises can be a demanding experience, but moving and re-designing the entire workshop of a successful material handling company like STILL, is a challenge in its own right.
At-Bristol, an educational charity and one of the UK's leading interactive science centres, is opening a brand new exhibition this summer - The Tinkering Space! Aimed to inspire the inventor in us all, The Tinkering Space is for creators, inventors, dreamers and anyone who's ever wanted to have a go at making something. The Tinkering Space enables visitors to turn their ideas into something they can touch, design and modify, and even rebuild elements of the space itself.
Bott continue to support Midlands based Davies Motorsport, who will again launch a two-pronged attack on the 2016 Classic TT. The riders for the fourth year running, are William Dunlop and Alan Oversby, both veterans of the 2013 Isle of Man Classic TT.
The International Material Handling Exhibition (IMHX) at the N.E.C in Birmingham, is regarded as the essential intralogistics event, where supply chain professionals can evaluate cutting edge technologies, explore the latest industry solutions and discuss how to increase efficiencies within their operations. For Bott, the UK's market leader in workplace storage systems, this is the perfect opportunity to showcase streamlined assembly line and storage solutions to the market.
After all the campaigning, debates, claims and counter-claims the dust has finally settled and the UK has decided to leave the EU.
At Bott, we believe while the outside economic landscape can always change, the principle of creating products which solve customer problems remains as relevant as ever.
Even for the layman, the very mention of the Le Mans summons images of beautiful cars and talented drivers, pushing themselves and their machines to the limit in pursuit of victory at the world's most prestigious 24 hour race. For the Ford Chip Ganassi Racing team however, Le Mans is much more than a race. In the words of executive chairman Bill Ford,
