12th January 2012
Planning
All too often, people are so eager to get a good price on their van hire that they fail to plan correctly.
The first step before hiring a van is to ensure you have a comprehensive list of all of your requirements. For example, estimating cor...
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24th November 2011
There’s an old sales adage, when people buy a drill bit, what they’re really buying is a hole.
So, when choosing the right drill bit for the job, it is crucial to consider the hole you wish to create. What surface do you need to penetrate? How deep do ...
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23rd November 2011
Hiring a van for removals is a very effective way of keeping your costs down. When hiring a van for removals there are key considerations to ensure that you optimise the value for money you seek. Van size and van weight carrying ability, for example. The...
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22nd November 2011
Safety first when performing DIY
When undertaking DIY your safety is the most important thing to consider. DIY can be very dangerous if you are inexperienced and if you don’t take your safety seriously enough. When using power tools and other DIY equip...
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24th October 2011
When planning your next holiday why not consider a road trip around Europe. This can be a fantastic way to see the best sights across Europe without breaking the bank account. However, there are many things to consider when planning a road trip around E...
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02nd June 2011
When it comes to business trips or vacationing, hiring a car is a popular and convenient way for you to travel anywhere in the world. There are always several car hire companies situated in all major cities. These can be compared online in order to find...
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27th May 2011
When hiring a car there are a number of things to consider to get the best deal for your situation. Below I have outlined 9 main areas to consider when hiring a car:
1/ Do some digging
Don’t just go straight for the obvious or necessarily the nearest...
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19th May 2011
Have you noticed that, despite the price of petrol and diesel having nearly doubled in the last 6 years, it seems to take just as long to fill your tank? Makes you wonder if the petrol pump maintenance people have started slowly the rate of flow from the ...
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04th April 2011
Your catalogue is your shop, your sales force and your checkout, all in one. And it’s open for business 24/7.
Here’s how you can begin to make your catalogues even more effective.
1: No detail, no sale
If you were selling an item in person to ...
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23rd March 2011
WITH fuel prices continuing to soar and thieves becoming ever more resourceful in their quest to steal “liquid gold", Cameron Forecourt says the market is focusing more sharply than ever on tank security and accurate monitoring.
The company, which has ...
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15th February 2011
TWO UK leaders in fuel management technology have launched the elusive “missing piece", which enables users to replace dated and unreliable fuel management equipment without the expense of buying new access devices
Commercial vehicle refuelling equipm...
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12th January 2011
THE new owners of a lochside jetty in a remote corner of the Scottish Highlands are providing sailing craft and commercial boats with the only fuelling facility for miles following the installation of equipment purchased from Cameron Forecourt.
The com...
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01st January 2011
Facilities managers and organisations storing gas oil in bulk are being warned to be extra vigilant against contamination by “bugs" as UK supplies are supplemented with biofuel for the first time.
Gas oil, widely known as “red diesel" is now following ...
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15th November 2010
WITH fuel prices resuming their relentless upward trend, ways of combating theft by ever more resourceful opportunists are sharply back in focus.
Bulk diesel prices are up by an average of 10 per cent already this year and now represent an estimated 45...
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