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Helping Clients Respond to the Covid19 Crisis

We can help clients adapt to challenging times, ensuring operational & financial resilience, supplementing resource and skills in project planning, management and business continuity. Our skills and experience mean we are well placed to help clients to adapt to the changes brought on by recent events AP Benson has, with its range of skills and experience, a record of ass...

AP Benson Cyber Essentials Certification

AP Benson Limited is pleased to announce that it demonstrated that it achieves Cyber Essentials certification standards in our recent assessment. Our Cyber Essentials certificate can be found here (certificate number 4192890) and is valid until 22nd January 2020. Dr. Craig Livingstone, responsible for ICT systems at AP Benson, said that "the certification demonstrate...

Go-Live at Transport for the North

Transport for the North (TfN) is the new sub-national transport body for the North of England. TfN is a partnership of civic and business leaders from across the whole of the North of England, working alongside Highways England, Network Rail, HS2 Ltd. and the Department for Transport (DfT) to drive economic growth by connecting the region with robust and reliable transport link...

Delivering business consultancy through the Social Business Wales programme

AP Benson is appointed by the Wales Cooperative Centre as a consultant on the Social Business Wales programme to support social enterprises including charities, community interest companies, cooperatives, and trusts set up to support local communities, cultural and sporting facilities, and charitable activities (collectively, "social enterprises"). The firm has gen...

Supporting assessment, monitoring and decision-making on Arts Council England grant programmes

AP Benson was recently appointed as a service provider under the framework of financial advisors for arts/cultural organisations by Arts Council England (“Arts Council”) to support it’s assessment, monitoring and decision-making across its grant programmes.   Arts Council require the assistance of specialist service providers able to assist them i...

Developing the UK's Rag and Fibre Market

The UK has a rich history of making the most from waste textiles ever since the industrial revolution with the production of mungo and shoddy from waste clothes and discarded fabrics from the textile mills. Though the mills have all but gone from the UK, there remains a vibrant re-use and recycling market for textiles, with an industry of collectors, sorters, exporters and fibr...