CUSTOMER SERVICE AWARD AN employee for a successful Ulverston business has been awarded with an award after being nominated by her co-workers. Heather Teeley, who has worked at Playdale Playgrounds Limited for the past six years as an after sales co-ordinator, has been given the company’s Customer Service Award. This is the second time she has been granted the award due to her outstanding performance in the work place. Beginning her career as a sales co-ordinator, Heather soon moved to after sales where she oversees quotas for the company, manages inspections and other important administrative affairs. Originally from Millom, but currently living in Askam, Heather thanked her team for their support over the years and will continue with the high standard of work her company is known for.
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AROUND 9,000 green jobs could be created in Cumbria over the next 15 years. Green industries and investment could grow as the county seeks to hit its 2037 net-zero target, according to a new independent report by local organisation Cumbria Action for Sustainability (CAfS). The report, entitled The potential for green jobs in Cumbria, calculates that around 9,000 jobs could be created for local people during a 15-year ‘transition period’ towards the county reaching net-zero, and a further 3,800 jobs in the longer term across sectors including transport, industry, retrofitting, renewable heat, renewable electricity and waste. The report suggests the job creation could include: • 4,500 would be in West Cumbria (the site of the Whitehaven coal mine) – around 3,500 in renewable electricity, 650 in retrofitting buildings, 150 in waste management and 150 in industry.
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