Hobbs Parker have acquired the customer base from a local IT company, Liquid Knowledge in Charing, and so are adding specialist IT services to their already established telecoms business.
A recent article in the Kentish Gazette ‘Memories’ feature included this photo of our very own Head of Hobbs Parker Planning Consultants, David Jarman, in his former role as a planning officer at Canterbury City Council.
Prior to the general election on 6 May, there was much speculation and debate in the planning world as to the possible consequences of a change of Government on the planning system. With the new Conservative/Liberal Democrat Coalition Government still wet behind the ears, and the new cabinet beginning to take shape it is time to leave the speculation behind and asses the first signs of what the new Government will mean for the environment and the planning system.
New Avaya systems have been installed by the company into Estuary View Medical Centre and Kent International Airport (KIA) at Manston.
Estuary View is one of a new breed of ‘super surgeries’ which opened recently in Whitstable and is an innovative, integrated healthcare facility offering many services usually associated with hospital outpatient and diagnostic departments.
It has to be a sure bet. Arena Leisure, owners of seven racecourses nationwide, have undertaken a unique partnership with Marriott Hotels at Lingfield Park Racecourse to open the country’s first-ever hotel, conference centre, golf, spa, leisure and racecourse venue. Doors open for business in May 2010.
As you can imagine from such a high-end partnership, the Lingfield Park Marriott Hotel & Country Club looks set to be a glittering and highly successful enterprise. The mission statement for their guests is ‘At Your Service’ and in order to fulfil this ambition, Arena Leisure and Marriott have contracted a Kent based company, Hobbs Parker Telecom, to fit the resort with the ultimate telecommunications package.
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