Elite Fasteners moves to new premises 4 May, 2021 SHARE Linford Dash (Director), Kate Davis (MD) and Ryan Haddock (Director) in front of the new premises Fastener and fixings supplier Elite Fasteners has moved to new office and warehouse facilities on Kingsway South, Aldridge.
The new site on Kingsway South offers a larger office and warehouse which will allow Elite Fasteners to hold more stock, increasing availability and decreasing delivery times. It also provides improved access to delivery vehicles for swift, reliable order dispatch. Our staff are so important to us, so it really matters that we provide them with a safe, spacious place to work from, says MD Kate Davis. The new facility gives us the increased space to grow our team, while supporting our current members of staff. This helps us all achieve our potential and deliver for our clients by providi
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TORONTO Toronto could see about 2,500 COVID-19 cases per day by the end of April if the current rate of transmission remains the same, the city’s top doctor said Monday. In a presentation to Toronto’s Board of Health, Dr. Eileen de Villa said that the third wave of the pandemic is “wreaking havoc” on the city. “All together this says that right now, what we can anticipate of this third wave, is likely going to be worse than we have seen thus far over the course of the pandemic,” the medical officer of health said. “As I ve mentioned already now a couple of times, this is due to increased transmission, and increased severity associated with that B.1.1.7. variant of concern, which is now the dominant strain.”
Last Updated Monday, April 12, 2021 5:00PM EDT Toronto could see about 2,500 COVID-19 cases per day by the end of April if the current rate of transmission remains the same, the city’s top doctor said Monday. In a presentation to Toronto’s Board of Health, Dr. Eileen de Villa said that the third wave of the pandemic is “wreaking havoc” on the city. “All together this says that right now, what we can anticipate of this third wave, is likely going to be worse that we have seen thus far over the course of the pandemic,” the medical officer of health said.