THE

YOUR GUIDE TO BARNSLEY BUSINESSBUSINESSISSUE 11

OCTOBER 2010supporting local business

in Barnsley

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DESIGN HOUSEContemporary & Classic Home Interiors

2 – THE BUSINESS Friday, October 15, 2010

By Ian Thompson

A BARNSLEY nursery is believed tobe the first in Barnsley to fit athumbprint recognition securitysystem.

The system, which cost MiniMe’s Nursery, on Summer Lane,£32,000 to install, turnsthumbprints into a code.

When parents press their

thumbs on a pad, the dooropens.

Robert Howes, a director of thecompany which owns thenursery, said parents hadpreviously to ring a door bell toget in.

Sometimes a queue formedbefore the door was opened andthis sparked security doubts.

Mr Howes said: “The

system means that parents arenot waiting around. They are inwithin a second. Once thechildren are inside, there is nochance of an unauthorised persongetting in.”

The nursery has taken on twostaff since it was taken over lastautumn. This brings theworkforce to 18.

Mr Howes, whose company

Clean Up Time, cleaned thepremises, heard it had been putup for sale.

He, his wife Amanda, herparents Jeff and Norma formed acompany and took it over.

An application for £28,000 hasbeen submitted to the council torefurbish a play area adjacent to acar park. If it is successful, workwill include putting up a canopy

so children can play in all

weathers.

An inspection by the school

standards watchdog Ofsted has

led to the school getting a ‘good’

rating.

The nursery, which is in the

McLintocks’ building, caters for

about 35 children a day.

Thumbs up for nursery’s new technology

A BUSINESSWOMAN has vowed not to takefor granted the success of her book-keeping, tax returns preparation andaccountancy firm.

Donna Bailey, who runs Dg Books atBarnsley Business and Innovation Centre,Wilthorpe, has recently added aconstruction company, an electrician, nailsalon, garage and farm shop to her list ofclients.

Other clients include PBGM at BarughGreen, a groundworking company, M and JBuilding in Worsbrough Dale, Geovic Tilingat Wilthorpe, Image, a graphic designcompany in Penistone and Rob Royd FarmShop, Worsbrough.

Donna said: “Things have turned outbetter than I thought. But everything canchange in one day so I refuse to becomplacent.

“Touch wood, the company is growingnicely. I would like the growth to stop for ashort time so I can catch my breath andtake stock.”

Donna, who set up the business inNovember 2008, has set on three people todo accounting. They work as sub-contractors.

She was born in Northern Ireland andmoved to Barnsley about 23 years ago.

After leaving Priory School and SportsCollege, Lundwood, she worked intelesales. She spent more than three yearsas a director of a construction companyand achieved a degree in accountancythrough the training company Futurewizeat Barnsley BIC’s branch in Cudworth.

A BARNSLEY entrepreneur has won adeal with one of Britain’s leadingsupermarket chains.

Laurence Nair-Price has persuadedTesco to stock his drink Schmoo in morethan 100 of its stores, mainly in London.

Laurence, 26, and his business partnerHayley Hadfield, 25, are also in talks withthe food home delivery company Ocadoand the Indian yoghurt-style drink is soldin 382 Morrisons.

Laurence and Hayley met at Leeds

University and began making Schmooabout three years ago.

Laurence, who grew up in HuddersfieldRoad, Barnsley, said: “Indian yoghurtdrinks are popular in curry housesbecause they cool the palate.

“A friend owns an Indian restaurantand I tried one of the drinks and it wasamazing.”

Schmoo, which was originally calledYalp, is based on a recipe and is saidease digestion.

The drink is made by sub-contractor inmango, vanilla and strawberry flavours.

Laurence, who was educated atBarnsley Christian School and AckworthSchool, and Hayley also runs ChromaLife which supplies fittings for hotels.

The company has supplied mirrors andaccessories at a Marriott in Saudi Arabiaand at a number of Thistle hotels inLondon.

Away from the capital, fittings havebeen provided at Roomzz Hotel in Leeds.

Tesco deal is thirsty work for ‘Schmoo’ founder

Accountant takes stockof success

Business booming: Donna Bailey of Dg Books.

By Ian Thompson

A LOW Valley woman plans to lure martial arts stars from allover the world to seminars in this country and abroad.

Nicola Middleton, 35, has set up NJM Promotions at herhome in Millmoor Road and hopes to hold events in Barnsley.

For starters, Vanderley Silva (nickname ‘The Axe Murderer’)flew from Las Vegas this month. The Ultimate Fighting

Championships cage fighter took part in eventsin England, Scotland and Ireland. Also in

October, she has met martial artssuperstars and their managers at theUFC Expo at the O2 Arena, London.

Nicola, a first Dan in Tae kwondo,said: “We are the only peopleattracting big stars to the UK. Wehope to eventually go into othersorts.”

She grew up in Goldthorpeand attended DearnesideSchool. She got the equivalentof a degree in business studiesat the University ofHuddersfield.

Her partner Charlie Greenruns a martial arts equipmentcompany and a Tae kwondoschool.

Earlier this year, about 120people attended an eventorganised by Nicola at theBarnsley College. Itfeatured Chuck Liddell, anAmerican cage fightingstar.

Fightingambition

Stars in hereyes: NicolaMiddletonof NJMPromotions.

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A DODWORTH security firm isto expand its high-techsurveillance service and providemore guards for big companies.

Doyle Consultants at GreatCliffe Court plans to increase thenumber of customers it helpedby using closed circuit television.

CCTV means, in theory, thecompany could guard anywherein the world.

Staff in the firm’s CCTV controlroom watch monitors and use aloudspeaker to instruct intrudersto leave a site.

If the warning is ignored, thepolice are called.

The firm also hopes to providemore staff to corporatecustomers at gatehouses and inreception areas.

Managing director AndrewNicholson said: “We will alwaysneed men but the expansion ofthe CCTV side of the businessmeans we are just moving withthe times.”

Clients include Laing O’Rourke,Barnsley Council, Barnsley

Primary Care Trust, Volvo, TaylorWimpey, Barratt Homes and UKCoal.

The company employs about250 full and part-time staff andwas set up by ex-boxer ShaunDoyle.

Within five years, the firmsupplied 500 doormen to barsand clubs.

In the early 1990s, the councilasked the business to look aftersome of its building depots.

This proved more lucrative soproviding bouncers dwindled.

It was once said that it wasenough to deter vandals orintruders by just putting up asign saying the premises wereprotected by Shaun Doyle’semployees.

This was widely believed to bea myth but there could besomething in it.

Mr Nicholson said: “We do notsell our signs to the public butquite a lot seem to go missingand I see them on garden shedsor garages.”

By Ian Thompson

A TOWN centre shophas won a £13,000 ayear deal with adistribution warehouse.

Cartridge World inThe Arcade recyclesand re-manufacturestoner and inkcartridges used at thewarehouse belongingto Frozen Value Ltd,the parent company ofthe frozen food chainJack Fulton.

Store manager JamiePursley said the dealcame about when JohnMack, the man incharge of IT at thewarehouse at BrettonPoint, off BarnsleyRoad, Darton, got intouch.

“It is a great contractfor us,” said Mr Pursley.

The shop, which alsoemploys two part-timers, collects tonerand ink cartridges atabout seven Barnsleyschools.

The schools areoffered cash oncollection.

Cartridge Worldopened in ChurchStreet about four yearsago and moved to TheArcade last summer.

The shop is part of achain of about 300stores.

By Ian Thompson

CARLTON based haulage firm Gisthas come top in the largecompany category of the Yorkshireand Humber Learn Directachievement awards.

Workers have taken part in NVQ

courses in driving goods vehiclesand warehousing and storage andreceived skills for life qualifications.

They have been training withLearn Direct for more than a year.

The company plans to extendtraining to other parts of theworkforce and to open a learning

centre to family and friends.Operations manager Andy

Rhodes said: “All the learning isbespoke to us and it is great thatwe can recognise the skills of ouremployees with Learn Directcertificates.”

The company will represent

Yorkshire and the Humber in thenational stage of the awards.

The awards are in their fourthyear and nominees includecompanies which have thrivedafter using Learn Direct andworkers who have overcomepersonal difficulties.

A LUNDWOOD charitycould help more people getjobs.

Yes2Work at PrioryCampus, Pontefract Road,has achieved the Matrixstandard which is given toorganisations which giveout information, guidanceon learning and work.

The quality standard has

given the charity thepotential to attract moremoney.

Manager John Brookessaid: “The assessment tooktwo days and we passedwith flying colours.”

Yes2Work was set up in2001 and aims to givethose not working becauseof illness or disability the

chance to get work.Mr Brookes said Matrix

would boost the charity’sstanding and potentiallyincrease opportunities forfunding. Money for thestandard was provided byVC Train, a group oforganisations of whichYes2Work is a member, viaa Big Lottery grant.

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Charity says ‘yes’ to the MatrixDemand grows for SerenityAN ACADEMY for hairdressers hasextended its training facilities.

Serenity Academy has converted anupstairs room at its premises at BiscayWay, Wath-upon-Dearne.

The business trains about 100 peoplea month and children at six schoolsincluding Wombwell High.

Karen Hunter, 42, who establishedthe academy about four years ago,

said: “We needed more room to copewith demand.”

She grew up and lives in HoylandCommon and went to Kirk BalkSchool. After ten years as a mobilehairdresser, she taught at BarnsleyCollege for more than eight years.

The academy’s hair and beautytreatment room has more than 60customers.

Managing director:Andrew Nicholson.

4 – THE BUSINESS Friday, October 15, 2010

A D V E R T I S E R ’ S A N N O U N C E M E N T

Barclays Corporate –The power to help you succeedHow Barclays Corporate is supporting businesses in South Yorkshire

As the UK economyshifts back into gearand business thinkingmoves from survival togrowth, businessleaders are increasinglyexploring how to accessthe right financialpartner to enable themto grow.

Recognising the importance ofsupporting businesses, BarclaysCorporate has invested to increasethe number of specialistrelationship directors across SouthYorkshire as the region looks torecover from the recession.

Chris Forrest, Head of BarclaysCorporate, Yorkshire, says theinvestment in the team hasstrengthened the expertise andlevel of support Barclays can offerto corporate clients operating witha turnover of more than £5m+.

With new premises secured at StPaul’s Place, Sheffield, the rapidlyexpanding South Yorkshire teamhas an in depth understanding ofthe opportunities and challengesof the South Yorkshire economy.

Clients of Barclays Corporate havethe benefit of industry focusedsupport and the value of workingwith relationship directors whounderstand their business. Thisincludes specialist who focus onproperty and construction, retailand wholesale, housingassociations, healthcare,manufacturing and education toname a few.

Forrest says: “Barclays Corporatenever left the market during therecent challenging environment.Our clients remain at the centre ofeverything we strive to do. Giventhe critical importance ofsupporting UK businesses, we atBarclays Corporate feel that now isa good time to begin newrelationships with businessesoperating in South Yorkshire and

who would like to work with usover the long term.”

Through understanding clients’businesses and future plans,relationship directors are able tobring together capabilities fromacross the Barclays Group withBarclays Corporate now workingmore closely with Barclays Capitaland Barclays Wealth providingeffective solutions that addsignificant value to clients’ bottomline.

Forrest continues: “During thecourse of the recession, manybusinesses including those in thebanking sector have had to reviewthe way in which they operate.Indeed, across the financialservices sector the post recessionlandscape looks quite different.Consequently the need for a stableand secure financial partner iseven more critical. We work with alarge range of businesses acrossSouth Yorkshire, supporting themto achieve their ambitions.”

One such client who values thesupport they have received fromBarclays Corporate is GrippleLimited, the international brandwhich is widely known for itsunique and patented device tojoin wire. Loadhog, a subsidiary

business of Gripple, is now alsogrowing fast and designs andmanufactures material handlingproducts.

The rapid growth of bothbusinesses has been recordbreaking and the companies havereceived numerous awards fortheir innovation and expertise.

A recent funding partnershipbetween these iconic brands andBarclays facilitated a move into anew manufacturing complex inDon Valley, enabling bothcompanies to operate underone roof and further growthe combined business.

Hugh Facey, Gripplechairman, commented: “Wewere delighted to beentering into a newfinancial partnership withBarclays Corporate, aninstitution that in manyways mirrors the ethos andmodern outlook of Gripple.

“It was of the utmost importanceto strike the right financial balanceduring this time of progression asthe company moves into the nextphase.”

Facey continued: “Thiscommitment enables us totake the business forwardand fulfil our strategicgrowth ambitions.Whilst raisingfinance

in the current environment can bechallenging, with BarclaysCorporate the dialogue was alwaysvery open, flexible and supportiveallowing us to pursue theopportunity with confidence andcertainty.”

Forrest concluded: “Formingpartnerships with brands likeGripple will have a positive andsignificant impact on our business

and we are delighted to beworking with them.

“In South Yorkshire and the UKtoday there are signs of recoverybut we are still operating inuncertain times, so businessesneed to keep a tight focus onfinancial management, even whenthey are seeking to grow.Whatever the future brings,Barclays Corporate is ready withthe resources, expertise andlending solutions to helpbusinesses climb the growth

curve.”

Our clientsremain at the

centre ofeverything

we strive to do.

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Friday, October 15, 2010 THE BUSINESS – 5

6 – THE BUSINESS Friday, October 15, 2010

Chamber DigestA Guide to Forthcoming Chamber Events

For further details, contact your local Chamberoffice at the address below

Business Innovation CentreWilthorpe Barnsley S75 1JL

e-mail: info@brchamber.co.ukwww.brchamber.co.uk

Chamber phone number:0844 414 5100

NEW START(sponsored by The Source)• Steel City Promotions Ltd• UK Water Features• Yorkshire Data Centres

BUSINESS GROWTH(sponsored by UK Steel Enterprise)• BG Controls Group Ltd• Speciality Paperboard Containers Ltd• Warwick Ward (Machinery) Ltd

INVEST IN SKILLS(sponsored by Business Advantage)• Kostal UK Ltd• Morthyng Group Ltd• Optimas Training Ltd

BUSINESS IN PARTNERSHIPWITH THE COMMUNITY(sponsored by Morthyng Group Ltd)• Barnsley Community Solutions• Care UK, Rotherham Diagnostics Centre• Gillian Banks Theatre School

EXCELLENCE IN MANUFACTURING(sponsored by South Yorkshire Manufacturing Forum)• BG Controls Group Ltd• EMSc UK Ltd• Speciality Paperboard Containers Ltd

INNOVATION IN BUSINESS(sponsored by Rotherham Partnership)• EMSc UK Ltd• Fripp Design and Research• Osborne Technologies Ltd

EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR(sponsored by Yorkshire Training Partnership)• Brij Chaggar (Business Community Support project)• Jeremy Cook (Cooke Fuels)• Laura Goodyear (Business & Education South

Yorkshire)

ENVIRONMENTAL(sponsored by ASD Lighting/Rotherham United FC)• Bramall Construction Ltd• First South Yorkshire Ltd• Tata Steels UK

HEALTH IN THE WORKPLACE• Andrew’s Butchery• Care UK, Rotherham Diagnostics Centre• Westfield Health

BUSINESS OF THE YEAR(sponsored by Barnsley Community Solutions)• Speciality Paperboard Containers Ltd• The Source Academy• Warwick Ward (Machinery) Ltd

Barnsley & Rotherham Business AwardsDate: Friday 22 October, 6.30pm at the Magna Centre, Rotherham

Tickets priced: £60 or £550 for a table of ten (Chamber members), £75 or£750 (non-members) all prices excluding VAT - book at www.brchamber.co.uk.

LIST OF NOMINEES:

ABOUT 30 firms will battle itout for ten prizes at theBarnsley and RotherhamBusiness Awards on October22.

BBC Look North presenterHarry Gration will be host ofthe event organised byBarnsley and RotherhamChamber of Commerce.

Awards categories:■ Business of the Year,

sponsored by BarnsleyCommunity Solutions

■ New Start, sponsored byThe Source

■ Business Growth, sponsoredby UK Steel Enterprise

■ Invest in Skills, sponsoredby Business Advantage

■ Business Partnership withthe Community, sponsoredby Morthyng

■ Excellence inManufacturing, sponsoredby South YorkshireManufacturing Forum

■ Environmental, sponsoredby ASD Lighting/Rotherham

United FC■ Innovation in Business,

sponsored by RotherhamPartnership

■ Employee of the Year■ Health in the Workplace

Tickets and sponsorshipopportunities for theevening at Magna Centre,Rotherham, are stillavailable. Details: LeeWilkinson 08442 253213.

Businesses battle to be in top ten

FOR business to succeed it isimportant to have a clearvision, passionate leaders and awell-trained workforce. Theseare the key ingredients of asuccessful company.

Customers are the be all andend all of our business. We seekour customers’ views on whatthey think about our service,whether it is good or bad.Feedback shapes our future.

We listen to what people haveto say and adopt an open andhonest approach at all times.

Over the last four years,Stagecoach has transformed anoutdated and underusednetwork by investing in newvehicles and routes to recordbumper passenger figures.

We do our best to meetcustomer expectations butoccasionally things can gowrong. Operating in today’senvironment, keeping ourservices moving on congestedroads is not easy.

We are working closely withBarnsley Highways Departmentand South Yorkshire PassengerTransport Executive to identifyways to reduce congestion andto enable bus services to keepmoving.

Success is driven by our teamapproach. There is a strongsense of community and ouremployees are greatambassadors for ourorganisation.

Working here gets in people’sblood because it’s a companywith really strong family values.There’s a real sense ofcomradeship and that’ssomething which is hard tofind.

We have multiple generations

working within the company.Training keeps us ahead of

the game. Continuous staffdevelopment and support isone of the reasons whyemployees choose to stay onboard for many years.

People are the lifeblood of theorganisation and we feel that ifwe treat them well they willadd value to the business.

It’s something of a cycle;younger people draw on theexperience of older staff, thenthey in turn become the ones

who mentor and train otherpeople.

Investment has been madeinto the company over the lastfew years, and the qualitytheme is integral to what wedo. Equally, the new moderninterchange has formed animpressive gateway for visitorstravelling into Barnsley.

We are working with otherstakeholders moving towardsimproving bus networks andaccessibility, reducingcongestion and pollution andencouraging a greater use ofpublic transport.

We care greatly about theenvironment and thecommunity we operate in andare looking at ways to reduceour carbon footprint byinvesting in cleaner, greenerengines for our buses. We takegreat pride in being the firstbus operator to join the Care 4Air – Eco Stars project with theassistance from BarnsleyCouncil’s Environmental team.

The regeneration of Barnsleyand the town centre willflourish with a strong transportnetwork and we will continueto work closely with otherpartners to achieve Barnsley’svision of being a greatcommercial centre and a 21stcentury market town.

Working with the Chamber ofCommerce since the early 90shas helped me understand theneeds of Barnsley businessesand I take great pride inknowing they are all behindmaking Barnsley a better placeto live and work.

The bus industry now is aworld away from the one Istarted work in several yearsago, and it’s for the better. It isgood to look back and reflecton what has happened overthe years and how far theindustry has come. However,my mind is firmly focussed onthe future and what we canachieve.

My advice to anyone startinga career is to pursue yourambitions, they are achievable.If you are lucky enough to riseto a management position,always value your workforce,be open and honest in businessdealings and never give up onyour dreams.

Sue’s recipe todrive successPeople are the key to keep the wheels of the bus industry going round.Sue Hayes, operations director of Stagecoach Yorkshire, tells why.

My advice to anyonestarting a career,whatever business it’sin, is to pursue yourambitions, they areachievable ❞

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Bus business:Sue Hayes.

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KC Design House offers the

latest in cutting edge design,

innovative ideas and practical

living space solutions for

modern lifestyles. Situated in a purpose built contemporary

studio in Clayton West, the company’s

passion, quality and style for kitchens has

spanned across three decades.

Having mastered the art of creating

luxury bespoke handcrafted kitchens, KC

has focused on expanding its product

range to offer more affordable bespoke

furniture collections.

KC Design House continues to fulfil the

requirements of those with generous

budgets in search of a luxury high end

kitchens whilst also offering high quality

kitchens to those with a little less to spend.

In January managing director Richard

Jewkes added an extremely competitive

German manufacturer to the showroom,

providing sleek and contemporary kitchens

boasting both affordability and cutting

edge design. This range runs alongside

KC’s bespoke ranges, handcrafted by its in

house professional tradesmen.

In addition this Autumn will see the

launch of the new KC Bespoke Contract

range, aimed solely at the self-build, and

small developer market. This allows one-

off, made-to-measure ranges of

exceptionally well made kitchen furniture in

a selection of door styles at a marked

reduction in price with shorter lead times,

perfect for those working in property

development.

Next year KC Design House will celebrate

its 30th year in business but Richard is far

from complacent with plans already in

place for further expansion.

“The recession in particular made us

rethink our target market and expand our

product range,” says Richard. “Developing

more affordable bespoke furniture has

certainly opened up doorways, bringing

new custom to the showroom that we had

previously overlooked.

“We offer our clients a complete kitchen

project design and installation service,

which includes everything from the

cabinets and worktops, to flooring and

lighting solutions.

“During this process we work very closely

with clients, listening carefully, and then

creating designs and solutions that will

work within their budget and allow their

design to evolve through to fruition.

“With smaller budgets we have to be

more disciplined with the design but the

product and quality of service remains

high, ensuring excellent value for money.

“We always aim for 100 per cent

customer satisfaction whether the client

has £12,000 or £35,000 to spend on a

complete project.”

As part of its product expansion KC

Design House has also developed a KC

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Richard is also developing the company’s

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