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Building for the future in our finance department means another new apprentice has joined the HPP fold. So we give a warm welcome to Accounts Assistant Olivia Saint-McCormick, who is embarking on her 18-month Level 3 Accounting and Finance qualificat

Seven new styles have been introduced into our Aspire vinyl wrapped, made-to-measure door range for 2024 - including two designed specifically with bedrooms in mind. All of them have been inspired by new and continuing market trends. The two bedroo

A new collection of super matt PVC finishes has been added to our board range as the trend for matt surfaces goes from strength to strength. We have introduced nine colours of SERICA super matt PVC board, hailed as a perfect solution for all types

Men's mental health has been high on the list of activities throughout November, which has seen us supporting two awareness campaigns - the UK-wide Men's Mental Health Awareness Month, more commonly known as 'Movember', and International Men's Day.

Oldham's Halloween Half Marathon didn't prove too scary for an intrepid trio of HPP runners - Dan Mounsey, Michael Stevens and Ellis Smith. The 13.1 mile course is widely regarded as one of the toughest half marathons in the country, with its hilly

The handleless Gola profile range has been added to our furniture fittings as more customers seek a minimalistic and contemporary finish. Gola profiles are designed to create a seamless, handleless kitchen front and can be fitted horizontally and ver

We were very happy to add our support to a £300,000 fundraising drive to improve the survival chances of a 21-month-old local cancer patient. Harper Walker is the brave and charismatic daughter of Adam Walker and Jenny Huddart, who both work at Newm

More than 100 new handles have been added to our range - all reflecting current and emerging trends for colours and finishes. The new additions include individual handles, families of products and a designer collection by locally based interior desig

Our annual participation in this year's Wear it Pink Day for Breast Cancer Now on 20th October was a great opportunity to brighten up the day (literally) but behind the fun and fancy dress, there's a very serious message. Around 55,000 women (and 400