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"May
I just say how pleased we are once again with your product? Your staff
were very efficient in taking the new order ( & locating the previous
one for the artwork). Plus at the proof stage I asked for a really VIVID
yellow background and you did. It is so refreshing nowadays to find a
company that actually completes an order 100% to your requirements and
ahead of time. Thank you. I would have no hesitation in recommending you
to anyone. Well done. Keith Christophers"
"They
have arrived, look great. Many, many thanks for turning this round. Jo"
"Just wanted to say thank you for the banners and getting them to
the IOW so quick, much appreciated. They look great and we look forward
to dealing with you again in the future. Cheers Kelly"
"Many
thanks for such a fast turnaround - very much appreciated indeed ;) Kind
Regards Darren Bovis-Coulter"
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Hampshire
Flag Company, UK, NEWS 2006
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Go
gadget go!
Britain's
leading consumer technology show selected the Hampshire Flag Company to
supply a range of international flags. The Gadget Show, which returns
to Five for its fifth series, chose the Havant manufacturing firm to provide
the South Korean, Danish and Union table flags for use on set and within
the offices. The popular show checks out all the latest gadgets, delivers
the latest techy news and reviews relevant websites.
Awards
hat-trick for Hampshire Flag
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It
was glamour, glitz and glory for HFC once again when managing director
Graham Wilkinson was presented with Entrepreneur of the Year award
at the Hampshire Life & Wave 105 Business Awards. It was the company's
third prestigious award this year after it stole the show at The
News Business Excellence Awards in January by winning two categories.
This latest accolade, which was presented in at the ceremony in
Winchester on 22 September, recognises Graham's success in turning
Hampshire Flag from a sole-trading local firm into a successful,
thriving and internationally recognised company.
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K2
adventurer flies high with flag firm's support
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Flag has backed a former Hampshire councilor's challenging expedition
to climb one of the world's most difficult mountains by producing
an exceptionally lightweight flag. Brain Yates, 62, a former County
Council representative, scaled the summit of the Karakoram mountains
in Pakistan. On reaching the summit, Brian proudly display the flag
which weighed only 100 grams a square metre, approximately the same
weight as paper. This outward bound adventure follows on from the
flag firm's support of a record-breaking five ocean swimmer, a mission
to the North Pole on skis by an adventure seeking couple and Ellen
McArthur's round-the-world boat challenge. |
Cannon Ball 8000
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Vehicle entering cannonball 8000. |
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Firm
flies the flag for famous Jersey festival One of Jersey's most famous
parades
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The
Battle of the Flowers, featured more than 160 flags and banners
produced especially for the colourful event by Hampshire Flag.
The island's annual festival saw National flags, individual Channel
Island flags as well as specific event flags being flown along
Victoria Avenue in St Helier. The festival attracts visitors from
all over Europe and this year had a crowd of over 16,000.
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New
fabric finishing machine cleans out competition

Hampshire Flag is taking textile printing and flag production to another
level after purchasing a state-of-the-art Rimslow finishing machine and
is the only UK firm to own this version of the Rimslow Wash-X – an automatic
in-line washer and drier.
The multi-functional machine worth around £70k, removes fabric coatings,
washes away dye residues, and dries and rolls the textile, making it ready
for delivery or further processing. The Rimslow can do in one hour what
used to take a whole day and can process up to 100 linear metres an hour
and provides continuous washing for all types of inks.
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Produce a 17m x 6m flag for leepeckgreenfield. Read More on their
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Flag firm kick starts recycling initiative for Rainbow Centre
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A
local educational charity for children with Cerebral Palsy will
be getting a boost thanks to a paper recycling project spearheaded
by HFC. The aim of the recycling station located outside the flag
firm’s unit is for HFC and other businesses on the surrounding industrial
estate to get involved – transforming waste into much-needed cash.
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New
flagpole takes Oxford College to higher heights
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HFC
has been selected by one of the country’s most established and well-respected
universities to supply a new flagpole for one of its colleges. The
fibreglass flagpole was installed at Mansfield College in Oxford
this month when the original wooden pole on the college’s tower
rotted and broke away beyond repair. The 1886 building now features
a six-metre fibreglass flagpole, supported by a white powder-coated
steel bracket, which flies the Mansfield College red and yellow
flag and the Union on state events. |
Flag
maker backs swimming sensation’s five oceans success
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Hampshire Flag’s lucky streak
looks set to continue well into 2006 after designing and producing
a 6ft by 3ft polyester flag for a swimmer who has just become
the first person to complete a long-distance swim in all five
oceans. Lewis Pugh’s achievement was finalised with a swim in
the Pacific Ocean at the end of January.
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Flag
views aired on ITV
The
team at Hampshire Flag was again in the spotlight this month when they
were interviewed by Meridian TV. Carole Ellis, HFC's Account & HR manager,
was spokesperson for the firm who were asked to provide comments on the
Red Ensign flag, currently in the middle of a heated political debate
in the Kent region.
Outstanding
success as HFC scoops two top business awards

The
Hampshire Flag Company stole the show at The News Business Excellence
Awards when it came top in two categories, Small Business of the Year
and Achiever of the Year, for managing director Graham Wilkinson. The
prestigious awards recognised HFC's exceptional growth, extensive product
range and prestigious client portfolio. The success story looks set to
continue so watch this space…
Hampshire
Flag Companys Flag Visits Everest

Team growth
for flag firm
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The Hampshire Flag
Company has appointed a new employee, the fifth member to join the
firm in a year. Mark Allibone, 22, is a Bath University graduate and
joins the team as the twelfth employee in a newly created role as
Graphic Designer/Printer. |
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