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The Anglian Home Improvements DVD has been revamped with new additional sections of Anglian products which now features the B rated window as standard accreditation; this reinforces Anglian Home Improvements high product standards. A new garage conversion section also shows a fabulous example of our work which is featured in the Anglian Improving Your Home magazine.
Anglian Home Improvements is getting involved in a new youth movement coming to Norfolk and Suffolk called Young People of the Year or ‘YOPEY’.
This year Anglian Home Improvements is supporting the Norfolk Safer Community Awards 2009 otherwise known as ‘The NOSCAs’. As sponsors we are delighted to be presenting one of the award categories – Safer Neighbourhood Team of the Year.
The last home game for Norwich City this season was the visit of Reading FC which would be a crucial game for the Canaries as they fight to avoid relegation from the Championship.
Prior to the crunch encounter the Chairman and Chief Executive of Anglian Home Improvements awarded Lee Croft with the player of the season trophy as voted by the fans for his efforts during the extremely challenging 2008/09 season:
A DIRE first-half performance which saw City slump to 3-0 down inside half-an-hour was enough to condemn the Canaries to League One football next season in a devastating afternoon at The Valley. Backed by more than 3,000 passionate and hopeful fans who travelled to Charlton and 1,700 more watching the beam-back at Carrow Road, City ultimately let them down as they slumped to a 4-2 final scoreline.
Deon Burton’s hat-trick for already-relegated Charlton and a goal from Nicky Bailey were the killer blows which rendered replies from Alan Lee and Sammy Clingan largely redundant. With Barnsley battling to a 2-1 win at Plymouth, this afternoon’s painful drama confirmed Norwich will be playing in the third tier of English football for the first time since they were promoted from the old Third Division (South) in 1960.
Race for Life is a national event organised by Cancer Research UK since 1994. The concept is simple, complete a 5k course by either running or walking and raise funds through sponsorship.
The last home game for Norwich City this season was the visit of Reading FC which would be a crucial game for the Canaries as they fight to avoid relegation from the Championship.
Prior to the crunch encouter the staff from Anglian Home Improvements presented Alan Lee with the player of the month award for April.
Alan Lee is player of the month for April
