Skill Mill wins two Queen s Awards as North East sees best haul in years
10 companies from the North East won 11 awards in the region s best performance for almost a decade
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A much-praised North East training company has won two Queen’s Awards for Enterprise in a year in which the region has picked up its largest haul of the awards in almost a decade.
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New carbon efficient accommodation marks start of nationwide improvements on the Defence Training Estate
Soldiers using Salisbury Plain and Nesscliff Training Areas are the first to benefit from new carbon efficient accommodation, delivered as part of the £45-million Net Carbon Accommodation Programme (NetCAP).
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25 January 2021 Representatives from Landmarc Support Services, Reds10 and Defence Infrastructure Organisation at the opening of the Westdown Camp building in summer 2020. Copyright Landmarc Support Services.
The programme is being part-funded using money from a £200-million investment to improve armed forces accommodation, which was announced by the Defence Secretary last summer.
The MOD is investing more than £35-million of this funding, in addition to funding from the British Army, into its nationwide programme, which aims to improve facilities for troops when they are training away from their permanent barracks.