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Costa Coffee was founded by brothers Sergio and Bruno Costa who embarked on their journey in 1971. Since then, they have developed an internationally renowned company with almost 4000 stores spread across 32 countries. Their aim to become ‘the world’s number one coffee shop brand’ is seeming more achievable by the day with popularity rising and the arrival of more stores across all territories.

With over 570 hotels spread across the UK and Ireland, Travelodge is the largest independent hotel chain in the UK. The majority of their hotels are conveniently located in busy towns and cities and host everyone from those traveling on business to pleasure seekers and site seeing tours. The appeal of the humble Travelodge is their value for money, while still maintaining a relaxed and friendly aesthetic.

Born from the legacy of the 2012 Olympic games, this unique park was designed to be a major part of the Innovation District, Sheffield. The new site houses the Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre, an indoor sports arena, a sports pitch and stadium to be home of the Sheffield Eagles, Oasis Academy and University Technical College (UTC).

Built in 1884, Anfield is the seventh largest stadium in England. Originally home to Everton (1884-1891), the grounds became home to Liverpool FC in 1892, now the most successful British club of all time winning 18 League titles, 8 League Cups, 7 FA Cups, 5 European Cups and 3 UEFA Cups.

Opened in 1919 by Scout Commissioner William de Bois Maclaren, the estate has gained over 100 acres of land during its 100 years. This is a place for scouts and leaders to meet, train, camp and explore. Set in a peaceful woodland location, the park plays host to weddings, firework displays and corporate events, as well as Scout and Guide programs, with all income received going straight back into supporting Scouts all over the UK.

Kingfisher Lighting has been involved in the remarkable development of Barton Turns Marina, a project which has transformed a disused quarry into a prestigious marina development centred around the Waterfront Restaurant and is set in over 85 acres of woodland.

Since being formed in 1970, the Cambridge Science Park has created a hive of over 100 companies involved in pioneering scientific research and development.

As part of a wider environmental strategy aimed at reducing carbon emissions, the National Assembly for Wales certainly recognised the benefit a sustainable approach to its refurbishment program and facilities management can bring.