Jon Gardner
BeyondPR aims to meet and exceed the levels of service and results delivered by traditional PR agencies, while providing exceptional value for money.
Sheffield- based agency, operating since 2002 in Sheffield, has a range of consumer and B2B clients and offers both traditional and electronic PR and marcomms services.
For further information on BeyondPR, visit www.beyondpr.co.uk
Articles by this Author
£17,000 PPI compensation payday for Nottinghamshire woman
- By Jon Gardner
- Published 17th May, 2010
- Financial Services
- Unrated
A Nottinghamshire woman has received one of the highest payouts of just under £18,000 against a mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI) policy, thanks to the help of financial claims specialist BrunelFranklin.com
Fairytale Dreams Become Reality Thanks to East Lodge
- By Jon Gardner
- Published 17th March, 2010
- Food and Drink
- Unrated
Childhood dreams of becoming a ‘princess’ turned into reality for 23 year old Chatsworth Estate resident, Emma Coleman. Fueled by endless hours of enchanting bedtime stories as a child, Emma had always dreamed of wearing a fairytale dress, meeting her very own Prince Charming and getting married in a magical place.
‘Bullying’ Brown puts workplace harassment back on the agenda
- By Jon Gardner
- Published 24th February, 2010
- Legal and Law
- Unrated
In the wake of this week’s allegations against Prime Minister Gordon Brown, bullying in the workplace is firmly back on the agenda and local solicitors Oxley and Coward are giving employers a reminder of the legal implications of failing to tackle the issue.
Reduced delegate rate is a winter warmer from Fretwell-Downing
- By Jon Gardner
- Published 25th January, 2010
- Travel and Holidays
- Unrated
Sheffield’s ‘best kept business secret’, Whirlowbrook Hall, and its ‘little sister’ The Maynard have announced a winter warmer – a special reduced rate for delegates attending conferences or events this winter. For a limited time, delegates at both Fretwell-Downing venues will be able to take advantage of a rate of £32.50* to cover all new conference and events taking place at Whirlowbrook Hall and The Maynard until 31 March 2010.
Scientific breakthrough could bring repair of hearing loss closer
- By Jon Gardner
- Published 14th December, 2009
- Charity
- Unrated
A new study into hearing has uncovered the secret of our extraordinary
ability to perceive a range of sounds - from a pin dropping to the roar of a
jet engine - and could lead to a better understanding of deafness and hearing
loss.
Charities Praised by Minister for Veterans
- By Jon Gardner
- Published 9th December, 2009
- Charity
- Unrated
Minister for Veterans, Kevan Jones, praised the work of charities and
other key stakeholders during a symposium on noise induced hearing loss
jointly organised by the charity Deafness Research UK and the MoD at the UCL
Ear Institute on Monday 7 December.
East Lodge bucks the recession trend
- By Jon Gardner
- Published 9th December, 2009
- Travel and Holidays
- Unrated
Multi
award-winning hotel and restaurant, East Lodge of Rowsley, has reported one if
its most successful years ever, bucking the industry trend and continuing to
grow the core area of its business – namely weddings, restaurant and
accommodation.
Over
the past few months, East Lodge has increased its staffing levels by 40 percent,
across all areas of the business including front of house, waiters, and kitchen
staff.
Iain Hardman, director of East Lodge explains why East Lodge seems to have
ridden out the beginning of this recession relatively unscathed: “Our location,
overall offering & above all fantastic team mean that we have managed to
position East Lodge well in order to see us through what has been a tough 12–18
months.
“We have been lucky to have recently won many prestigious awards both locally
and nationally, and this in itself has attracted a great deal of interest. We
have found ourselves in a great position where we are investing further not
only in the aesthetics of the building and grounds but also in enhancing the
number and in particular the quality of the team here at the hotel.
“We
are extremely proud to be entering the next phase of this economic downturn
with good news and hope that our continued success is mirrored within the local
community; we are sure that tourism will feature highly on both the regional
and national agenda as a growth industry for Rowsley and the Peak District as a
whole.”
East Lodge is owned by the
Hardman family and has picked up a number of important accolades in recent
years; East Lodge has again achieved the coveted AA “Inspectors’ Choice”
accolade with three red stars for 2009/10, placing it within the top 150 hotels
in the UK.
East Lodge was named “Small Hotel of the Year 2008/09” at the East Midlands
Tourism awards, and then went on to become a silver Winner as “Hotel of the
Year 2009/10” at the national finals - renowned as the tourism Oscars. In 2007/08 East Lodge was named “Derbyshire Restaurant of the
Year” and also scooped the Condé Nast Johansens “Most excellent service” &
“Readers choice” awards.
For further information on East Lodge, visit www.eastlodge.com
ENDS
Photograph and caption:
Iain Hardman at East Lodge
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Kyte Hotel celebrates their first birthday with customer and staff event
- By Jon Gardner
- Published 8th December, 2009
- Travel and Holidays
- Unrated
The Kyte Hotel in Darrington has
celebrated a triumphant first year of business this November, with staff and
regular customers attending an evening celebration of champagne, canapés and live
music.
East Lodge embarks on local history project
- By Jon Gardner
- Published 1st December, 2009
- Travel and Holidays
- Unrated
Owners
of the multi award-winning hotel and restaurant, East Lodge of Rowsley, are
embarking on a journey of discovery to learn more about the history of the
building and the grounds, and are calling on the help of local residents to piece
together its past.
Banks off the hook – but some customers win, too
- By Jon Gardner
- Published 30th November, 2009
- Financial Services
- Unrated
The banking industry breathed a sigh of relief last week when the tide
finally turned for them and the Supreme Court ruled in their favour in a test
case on overdraft charges.

