G O OD N E WS
Cable Company
gets connected
F
or a connected digital world – a world power
in cable supply. That, in a nutshell, is Cleveland
Cable Company.
The firm has more than 40 years’ experience
delivering complete cable solutions to some of
the world’s most demanding industries with a
client list that spans the globe.
And now, finding out more about what the
Middlesbrough-based company does, what it can offer
and why it is a world leader has just become a lot easier.
The firm has gone through a transformation in the
way it presents itself to clients and the rest of the world,
with the aim of creating a new look that will appear on
all printed and electronic media.
“2020 is an exciting year for us,” said Marcus Ridge,
Cleveland Cable Company’s European sales manager.
“We have worked hard to create an easily identifiable
brand which will now appear on all documents,
social media and web platforms.
“We have also just finished work on our new
website, www.clevelandcable.com. Our in-house web
developers have been working on it since June last
year and it has taken nine months to complete.
“The site has everything to hand - from a
complete list of cables and accessories arranged by
purpose or by the standard they adhere to, as well as a
totally new search engine delivering a fast response to
queries, a quick quote function and downloadable data
sheets.
“Our new exhibition stand made its debut in March at
Datacentre World 2020 at the ExCeL, London. It was
designed by our in-house team and we had nothing but
positive feedback from the exhibition.”
Founded in 1978, Cleveland Cable Company is now
a global cable and cable accessory supplier with eight
locations across the UK and a branch in Dubai which
serves the UAE market.
From a HQ in Middlesbrough, the company exports
cables and cable accessories around the world and
is the world’s first cable distributor to hold BASEC-
registered stockist status.
Solicitors scoop
probate awards win
Tilly Bailey and Irvine Solicitors
celebrated success after scooping an
honour for its community work in the
2020 UK Probate Research Awards.
T
he annual “Probies” awards night
was held at the De Vere Grand
Connaught Rooms in London’s
Covent Garden, where 15 awards were
handed out in recognition of outstanding
probate services.
Represented by solicitors Jessica
Morton and Michael Stevens, TBI
were among the winners, picking
up the accolade of Best Community
Contribution.
The award was in recognition of
“an organisation that has made a
considerable and special contribution to
the community”.
Nicola Dalzell, partner and head of
TBI’s probate department, said: “We
can be very proud of this award and it
is testament not just to the hard work
that we put in across all of our North-
East offices,
but also to
the way we
do it and
the positive
relationships
we have with
our clients.”
Carolyn Tilly, managing partner, added:
“Our personal touch is something we
pride ourselves on, and we’re always
looking to help our community where
we can, whether it be through probate,
business or charity contributions and
sponsorship.
“The firm continues to grow, as it has
done since TBI’s roots began in 1842, and
we’re delighted to have been among the
many positive stories of a great night.”
Among the winners on the night were
Finders International – headed up by
Danny Curran – and multi-award-winning
clearance service, Just Clear. The event
helped raised over £2,500 in support of
Alzheimer’s Society.
To speak to our award-winning probate
department on topics such as wills,
estates, tax and trusts, find TBI’s North-
East solicitors at tbilaw.co.uk/site/
people or call 0333 444 4422.
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