Kinaxia Bristol has kicked off its first team Forum, designed to make work better for everyone. These monthly get-togethers give colleagues a platform to share their thoughts, connect with colleagues, and work together as a team. The first meeting started with a friendly breakfast, setting an upbeat mood and showing just how much our colleagues are valued and demonstrating our commitment to building a positive workplace culture.

Dave McLeod and Chris Rance led the session alongside Drivers Chris Hill, Neil Smith, Curtis Phillips, Dave Thomson, Dave Richards, and Sally Fayle. We’d like to extend a big thank you to the team for taking the time to attend and share their views! 

The forum is all about providing an open space to share updates, swap ideas and offer helpful feedback. Action points from these get-togethers will be carefully tracked, so everyone knows things are moving forward. This great initiative is being rolled out to all Kinaxia sites and some have already made great strides, connecting with drivers and colleagues, helping the whole organisation grow stronger together.

KLF Norfolk have been badly affected over the past few months with 6 colleagues, either being personally diagnosed, family members diagnosed or family members sadly passing all due to Cancer.

This has been a real difficult time for the Campus but, through the togetherness as one larger family, we have pulled closer together and supported each colleague and those that become affected as much as we can. I sat there one night and reflected the impact it was having on me as the RGM of the Campus and supporting from my level each of the 6 cases in different ways as they all required my support be it, an ear, financial support, time away from work, a number for families to call and talk to me in the absence of the colleague etc. I then thought, what i/we can do to support some of the local charities in the area that are common to each of the colleagues.

The decision taken giving what was being experienced and is still very much the case in Norfolk, was to support & fundraise throughout the year for the Big C Charity (very poignant). We have set ourselves a relatively low but achievable target to raise £1000 and after 2 raffles in Q1 are just short of 50% of the way there.

The stalwart that will be behind this year’s fund raising is Gordon Simmons. Sadly, Gordon’s much-loved wife lost her battle with Cancer in November 2025, so this is a very poignant charity for him personally but, the character that Gordon is, he has taken the lead on this year’s fundraising and is doing a sterling job!

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Congratulations to our Daventry warehousing team on achieving 1000 accident-free days!

The team celebrated, with celebrations!

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Welcome to our new colleague site! Here, you’ll find all the latest news, important updates, and helpful resources to keep you informed and connected with everything happening across Kinaxia.

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We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our brand new workwear brochure, featuring our updated branding and a fresh, modern look. This brochure was thoughtfully developed with valuable input from colleagues across the business

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