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Nov 2022
Business Breakfast: Harrogate home care company wins at regional awards
In this morning's briefing, we have news on a Harrogate care company winning an award and Transport for the North appointing two new directors.
Christine Middleton, Continued Care, who won at the awards ceremony held in Leeds.
Business Breakfast is sponsored by Harrogate law firm Truth Legal.
A Harrogate home care company has picked up an award at a regional ceremony.
Continued Care saw seven members of staff make finalists for the Great British Care Awards, with Christine Middleton winning the Dignity in Care award.
The awards took place at the Royal Armouries in Leeds on November 11. Staff members from the Ripon and Harrogate offices were present.
Samantha Harrison, Continued Care director, said:
“Christine is a worthy winner of this award. She is exceptionally kind and person-centred and has worked in care for a long time. We are so proud of her and of all our staff who were nominated, they are all winners in my eyes because they were put forward by the people they care for and work with.”
The awards hold a series of regional events throughout the UK to celebrate local excellence in the social care sector.
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Transport for the North appoint new directors
Transport for the North has appointed two new directors to its finance and strategy departments.
The organisation, which helps with transport improvements across the North of England, announced the new appointments this week.
Interim finance director Paul Kelly has been promoted to finance director. He joined TfN from Transport for Greater Manchester in 2018 where he was head of financial and commercial for Metrolink.
Mr Kelly said:
“It is an honour to be appointed to this position and to have the opportunity to support Transport for the North as it transitions to a new structure and further embed its role for the North.”
Paul Kelly (left), and Katie Day
Meanwhile, the new strategy, policy and communications director has been named as Katie Day. Katie’s last role was as director of policy and communications at the Office for Nuclear Regulation.
Ms Day said:
“I am delighted to be joining TfN, and I am looking forward to leading our work on the refresh of the Strategic Transport Plan and the Northern Independent Economic Review.
“It’s vital more than ever that we build a fresh evidence base to make the case for greater investment in the North.”
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