Central Networks Press Releases - December 2004


Employees from Central Networks, the electricity distribution company for the East and West Midlands, have battled traditional British weather to climb three mountains in just 24 hours and so raised over £4,000 for charity. The group, who are based at

Local MP Adrian Bailey was able to see newly-trained engineers in action when he visited Central Networks, the electricity distribution company for the East and West Midlands, at Tipton. The site on Toll End Road is home to the company’s Learning and

With Christmas almost upon us, grown-ups and children alike will be looking forward to decking the halls and switching on the lights. But Central Networks, the electricity distribution company for the East and West Midlands, is asking people to remember

The vast majority of people in the Midlands will be lucky enough to spend the festive season at home with friends and family but, at Central Networks, there will be a crack team ready for action on call 24/7. On Christmas Day, when everyone else is tucking

Youngsters looking for some festive fun will be able to log onto Central Networks’ Power Discovery Zone website and possibly win themselves an early Christmas present. Budding scientists across the region will have the chance to win an illustrated book

Central Networks’ Power Discovery truck will be visiting school children in Kidderminster this month to spread its important safety message. Pupils at Offmore First School will learn valuable lessons about the potential dangers of high voltage electricity

Central Networks staff in Sleaford have handed over a cheque for £2,325 to the Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance Charitable Trust. The team from the Sleaford Delivery Centre donated the £25 they were awarded to mark the re-branding of Powergen

Employees from Central Networks, the electricity distribution company for the East and West Midlands, have taken part in two separate walkathons to raise almost £2,500 for local charities. Staff from the company’s Kingswinford site, near Dudley, took

The Beatles might have had a Magical Mystery Tour but Central Networks’ Power Discovery Bus has been in Derbyshire this month as part of its Electrical Safety Tour. In the lead up to the Christmas holidays the bus has been stopping off in local schools