Tapestry taps into covenant funding
Covenant Grant helps with tapestry project to celebrate 100 years of the army barracks association with Staffordshire local community
11 November, 2019
Lifting equipment manufacturer and service provider, Konecranes Demag UK Limited, has signed the Armed Forces Covenant. The company has made a commitment to support the Armed Forces community and recognise the contribution to society and business made by serving, reservist and veteran military personnel. As an Armed Forces friendly organisation, Konecranes Demag has pledged to promote a […]
Covenant Grant helps with tapestry project to celebrate 100 years of the army barracks association with Staffordshire local community
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