Two stories in this month's Enforcers show how councils can benefit from engaging with local media. The first relates to Charlotte Williams, a young woman from Llanelli, Wales, who complained in the press that she was being “targetted” by Carmarthenshire Council over unpaid penalty... continue
Michael Cummings has joined Philips’ business development team as business development consultant. Cummings... continue
Ken Ellcome has joined JBW as senior contract manager. He joins the debt management and enforcement company after a... continue
Marston Group's chief executive Gareth Hughes and group operations director Paul Caddy have been appointed... continue
Newlyn has appointed Cheryl Vickers and Terry Durant as new directors. The bailiff enforcement company said the pair played an important part in... continue
Swift Credit Services has been awarded the Investors in People accreditation. The award came after a year of preparation in conjunction... continue
Marston Group's bespoke Foundation Theory Course and new training facility have both received reaccreditation from City & Guilds. The course, accredited in August 2008, provides an overview of the enforcement sector to all new staff. Subject matters such as laws and procedures involved with... continue
An enforceable procedure should be introduced that requires bailiffs to return cases involving vulnerable debtors to the courts or creditors,... continue
More than 50% of people visited by a bailiff firm reported suicidal feelings, according to a survey by the mental health charity Mind. The survey also found that: 96% reported increased levels of anxiety after a visit from bailiffs while 87% reported increased levels of depression 80%... continue
Marston Group’s partnership with debt help charity the Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS) is helping vulnerable debtors to receive objective advice, the debt recovery firm has reported. The company includes CCCS’s free- phone contact details on all its written correspondence.... continue
A new service that allows small to medium sized businesses (SMEs) to collect their outstanding debts using Twitter has been launched.?The new system from wecollectyourmoney.com will allow business owners to send a tweet to @wcymdotcom,... continue
The new bailiff contract introduced by the London Borough of Hackney parking... continue
WIith local authorities required to make drastic cuts, they will have to urgently review how they work with their bailiff partners, according to Ian Morris, head of revenues and benefits at Lewes District Council. As is widely the case, the East Sussex authority does not pay its bailiff firms to... continue
Changes in local authority tendering processes may be inevitable now that... continue
One of the questions that is surfacing ever more frequently in tenders, and at... continue
The government's announcement on 14 October of the abolition of the Security Industry Authority... continue
traffic warden n Brit a uniformed official employed to help control traffic and esp. parking 2010... continue
Blue badge abuse is a problem across the country. It has been estimated by the Department for... continue
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