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Peterborough Co-op Retail Logistics and Distribution Depot

17/08/2009 East of England Logistics 50 - 249

Peterborough Co-op Retail Logistics and Distribution Depot receives and delivers chilled food to over two hundred stores in East Anglia. Co-op Retail Logistics is committed to training and has an active training policy at all of its depots. The company successfully applies Train to Gain programme to give every member of staff equal access to appropriate training and personal development opportunities.
DHL Thurrock

04/08/2009 East of England Logistics 50 - 249

DHL is a global market leader in the international logistics sector, specialising in innovative and customised single-source solutions. DHL vehicles are a familiar sight on our roads, playing a major player in logistics – the timely movement of consumer goods between manufacturer, warehouse and shop. DHL adds value to UK, European and international commerce.
Konectbus

24/04/2009 East of England Transport 50 - 249

Konectbus is a local bus company based in Dereham and operating in mid-Norfolk and Norwich. Set up in 1999 by people with extensive experience in the bus transport industry, Konectbus now has 65 employees and runs 35 buses. Konectbus’s hard work and professionalism were recognised at the 2007 UK Bus Awards where it won the award for Independent Operator of the Year and was runner-up for the Top UK Bus Operator of the Year.
The Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust

20/04/2009 East of England Public Sector 2500 - 4999

The Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust is one of the largest general hospitals in East Anglia, providing healthcare services to nearly half a million people. With some 3,500 staff, more than 400 volunteers and a total daily population of some 8,000 people, the site covers 46 acres – the size of a small town. A centre of excellence, the hospital is proud of its achievements, has applied for Foundation status and has recently taken control of the Garrett Anderson Centre – a state-of-the-art unit offering critical, emergency and elective care. Elizabeth Garrett Anderson, the world-famous physician, had many local links and was elected Mayor of Aldeburgh in 1908 – the unit was named for her in a celebration of the centenary of her election.
Mobile learning ‘pods’ and e-learning help Bedfordshire Training Provider deliver an innovative national training programme

02/04/2009 East of England Construction 50 - 249

A Bedfordshire based training provider has used Train to Gain funding to overcome major logistical challenges and offer innovative on-site construction training for over 200 employees of a national company.