Business leaders What More, Scott Dawson Advertising and Sundown Solutions took time out of their schedules to attend a special assembly at Mount Carmel RC High School in Accrington
What More UK, manufacturers of bakeware and housewares, recently hosted a visit from GCSE Design and Technology students from Withington Girls' School in Manchester, who have an interest in becoming engineers of
The team at What More UK regularly donate to charity, and completing their latest challenge enabled them to smash their target of £15,000 for Derian House, the local young people's hospice. Through completing
As part of their aim to raise £15,000 for Derian House, the local young people's hospice, through completing the National Three Peaks Challenge, staff from What More UK took on a training climb of
Lancashire housewares manufacturer and exporter, What More UK, have a long standing tradition of giving back to local charities, to support their local communities. What More UK is one of the largest and houseware
What More UK, the Lancashire housewares manufacturer and exporter, proudly count themselves as founder members of Made in Britain and support the future of British manufacturing, training their own apprentices and exporting goods all
HA What More UK, the Lancashire housewares manufacturer and exporter, are proud members of the manufacturing heartland of East Lancashire and pride themselves on having a multi-cultural and diverse team, with a recent count showing
What More UK has added to its manufacturing capabilities by acquiring local toolmaker Canteen Smithy Engineering. What More UK is one of the largest and most important houseware manufacturers in the UK. The Lancashire
Today housewares manufacturer What More UK hosted a visit from Sir Keir Starmer, Leader of the Labour Party and Lisa Nandy, the Shadow Secretary of State for Levelling Up at their site in Altham.
As part of What More’s ongoing commitment to helping charities in the local area, a twenty strong Team Wham took on the tough Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge for charity. The team were colleagues from
