Good Afternoon from the London Cool HQ in Crawley, West Sussex


We are delighted, here at London Cool, to announce that we will be having a stand and representing ourselves at the Manor Royal Know your Neighbour event to be held on the 13th March at the newly named Sandman Signature Hotel (formerly the Ramada Plaza).

The Know your Neighbour event is a relatively new event, which helps businesses based in the manor royal district to have a chance to get to know what each business does and allows us as a company to tell people about London Cool and what we do and offer. A number of businesses have already signed up for the event and have said that they will also be having a stand, just like us at London Cool and we will be sending three members of staff to the event with lots of goodies available and hopefully gain some business with the local area and create links for the future with everyone based on the same estate, Manor Royal in Crawley.

Also this week, London Cool received a call to hire patio heaters for an event, which isn't uncommon here at the HQ. However, this was a hire with a difference, as the company that wanted to hire the patio heaters, wanted to transport them to an event overseas, in Davos, Switzerland to be exact. Well of course, we obliged and the patio heaters were dropped off last week and have now made it to Switzerland ahead of the event, which takes place on the 22nd January 2014. That event is the World Economic Forum and runs from 10am until 4pm and the discussion topic of the day is Digital Growth. An extract taken from the website for Accenture, who are running the event states:

‘Digital technology has been with us for years, but only now are we seeking how dramatically it is disrupting and reshaping traditional industry service’.

For more information click here to check out the website and join in to the debate if you want!


London Cool will look after you this winter! If it’s cold in your offices or your home then why not get your hands on one of our many heaters available. Whether you just want an extra heater for yourself or your whole office is freezing then we can help. Just visit our website or call on 0800 440 444 and one of our sales team will be able to help you and find the right heater for you. We have a selection of portable heaters available from radiators available as well as small/medium/large fan heaters, so don’t hesitate to call.

You can visit our website by clicking here, or visit our Facebook page or our Twitter page for more information or to get in contact with a member of our team.

Comments

  1. Toucan's Pub Fuengirola21 January 2014 at 15:49

    Well done London Cool

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  2. Toucan's Pub Fuengirola21 January 2014 at 15:50

    Actually London Cool down here in Southern Spain not so many heaters needed this winter, much milder than last winter, certainly drier warmer and more sunny than past few Winters on the Costa Del Sol. Lots of patio heaters in use down here thiough.

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