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Is your workspace not quite the oasis of organisation it could be?

When everyone's working at full tilt it may feel easier to leave papers and folders lying around to deal with 'another day', but there are valuable benefits to dealing with any messiness for once and for all.

Banner celebrates National Stationery Week #WritingMatters
National Stationery Week is here and, at Banner, we are celebrating the week by giving away five stationery bundles, to recognise the importance and benefits of hand writing. #WritingMatters.

Is your organisation's waste management where it should be?

With more than half of recyclable waste in the UK, 51 million tonnes, ending up in landfill or being destroyed, improving our waste management should be a priority. Here is why organisations need to take the issue seriously:

We're attending Procurex National 2019

Join us at Procurex National, 30th April 2019, on stand 106 to discover our complete range of workplace solutions for your organisation; including stationery, MPS, technology, cleaning and catering supplies, furniture and print.

It's set to be a great event and as a sustainable and responsible workplace solutions provider to Central Government and Wider Public Sector, including the Healthcare and Education sectors, we'll be discussing opportunities to innovate, educate and collaborate with visitors. 

We're attending the NWUPC Annual Conference 2019

On the 18th April 2019 Banner will be attending the NWUPC Annual conference 2019, being held at the University of Manchester.

Visit Banner on stand 16 to discover our complete range of workplace solutions for your organisation; including stationery, MPS, technology and promotional merchandise.

With Easter fast approaching we would like to inform you of our opening times over this period.

Putting the issue of employee wellbeing firmly on your radar could be an essential step in making your workspace healthier and more productive

From proactively helping people to stay well, to tackling health issues that can stem from the working environment, to dealing with illness that may be affecting an individual’s ability to work, wellbeing at work matters.

A health and wellbeing day can help any organisation get off to a strong start.

We highlight how some of our Partnerships help use technology to meet a high standard

When you're sourcing technology, it's important that the products and services are recommended by suppliers that understand your organisation's specific needs, and who are qualified to offer this advice.

Suppliers accredited by the major manufacturers will not only be able to offer competitive prices and the latest product promotions, but will also be more likely to provide advice that is tailored to you, completely up to date and meets the highest standards.

Our Technology team at Banner have been put through their paces and are proud to have achieved the following accreditations, which means our customers can rest assured they are receiving the benefits of an accredited supplier.

The sun is shining, the air is heating up, and it's harder to concentrate at work. 

That's a familiar story for many of us when temperatures start to rise, and one that can its toll on workplace efficiency.

One study of 600 office workers found that productivity dropped by around 20% when the weather got hotter, with projects taking 13% longer to complete and people becoming 45% more distracted.

Hot days can also bring their share of other problems, weather people are working outdoors, or have health issues that can be made worse in the heat.

you can help everyone work smarter in the summer months with these tips: 

With Banner you can make a difference to children's lives across the UK

We're delighted to reveal that Banner's new National charity partner for 2019/20 is the NSPCC, the charity that works to protect children across the country.

We're looking forward to a year of exciting and energetic fundraising with hopes that, between all of us, colleagues, partners and supporters, we can reach a target of £10,000. This amount would be enough to cover the cost of empowering 2,500 children to know how to keep themselves safe and protect themselves from abuse.