CPS Manufacturing Co are glad to support a number of charities, nationally and internationally that provide essential aid to those in need.
In the past, we have raised money for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance, Children In Need, Rapid Relief Team, Royal National Lifeboard Institution and much more.
We are currently partnered with the Bluebell Wood Children's Hospice. The Bluebell Wood charity helps to care for children and young adults with life shortening illnesses by offering respite care, short breaks as well as family and sibling support. £11,000 needs to be raised every day for the North Anston hospice to remain open and about only 10% of the hospice's funding comes from the government.
Over the last year, we have taken part in dress casual Fridays and Wear It Purple Day. Also a team at CPS will be Going the Extra Mile by running, walking, cycling and kayaking 1,000 miles during September for the charity. If you would like to donate to the Bluebell Wood Children's Hospice, visit our JustGiving page.
19th March 2021
Universities and colleges all feature lecture theatres. They have been used for hundreds of years to impart knowledge, motivate people and inspire students. The benefits of lecture theatres cannot be understated. We have provided a few of the benefits of having a lecture theatre.
3rd March 2021
CPS is happy to announce the release of two new auditorium seating systems – The Primo and the Novus. Read our blog to find out more.
3rd February 2021
Fixed or retractable seating is a significant investment for the future of your venue. It is important to protect the investment by servicing the seating. Servicing is required to ensure your seating is kept to top condition and to excellent working standards.
27th January 2021
Fixed seating is traditional auditorium or lecture theatre chairs that are fixed to flat or tiered floors. This type of seating is the most popular and cost effective ideal for optimising space in venues. Read all of the benefits of fixed seating.
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