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Celebrating 30 years of flying high in the aviation sector
Celebrating 30 years of flying high in the aviation sector

Contracted since 1993, we have kept three major airports running smoothly 24/7, 365 days a year. For the past 30 years we have owned, operated and maintained critical infrastructure for Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted.

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Sustainability

Pioneering solar car port launched at Council HQ
Pioneering solar car port launched at Council HQ

Northumberland County Council is celebrating the launch of its new state-of-the-art solar car port array - one of the biggest of its kind in the UK.

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Our clients include some of the highest profile public and private sector organisations with critical infrastructure in complex environments.

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Major EV charging installation for Yorkshire Water
Major EV charging installation for Yorkshire Water

UK Power Networks Services has been selected to install an integrated operations, maintenance, and management solution for up to 1,000 EV charging points for Yorkshire Water, as the water utility pivots towards an electric fleet, in line with its Net Zero ambitions.

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Southwater Diamonds time to shine in new kit

Southwater Diamonds Time To Shine In New Kit

12 April 2022: Players at Southwater netball club have netted a grant for new tops for their latest team. Southwater Netball Club's ‘Diamonds’ team was awarded a £250 Team Sport Award by UK Power Networks Services.

Club treasurer, Tracey Hawthorne, plays for the club’s ‘Rubies’ team, and applied for funding from her employer for the Diamonds, to boost team spirit. It is the third sports grant the club has received from the company, bringing the total to £750.

Tracey, an engineering project manager in UK Power Networks Services, said: “We appreciate the support. You can’t underestimate how a uniform can build confidence and teamwork and give a competitive advantage, just by looking professional.

“The money matters because we are a social club run by volunteers who give their free time. We try to keep costs down and as an accountant who has also worked in the charity sector, we control money tightly, so a big outlay on kit is expensive.”

The leading Horsham-based club, which has 30 members, train on Monday nights at Christ’s Hospital. Match night is Wednesday in the Mid Sussex Netball League at St Paul’s Catholic School, Burgess Hill.

The ‘Rubies’ won the league recently and the ‘Diamonds’ took second place in the Mid Sussex league during their first season.

Tracey, who normally plays centre or wing attack, said: “Netball is excellent for your fitness, it’s great to be part of a team and we socialise. Having that commitment to go to the matches and play well for the whole team is a motivator. I love it.”

The Team Sport Award scheme encourages UK Power Networks staff to volunteer in the community and is aimed at promoting healthy living, teamwork and developing sporting opportunities. Hundreds of community and sports groups have benefited from grants since the scheme was set up. During 2021, 77 teams benefited from a share in £19,250.

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