We are raising money for Children In Need today!
If you would like to make a donation please visit https://www.donate.bbcchildreninneed.co.uk/
Billy’s brother looks more than happy too accept the sweets on Billy’s behalf!
Congratulations to Billy for guessing how many sweets were in the lantern at the Rotherham Show! There are 211 sweets!
Billy’s brother looks more than happy too accept the sweets on Billy’s behalf!
Organ Donation week starts on Monday 2 September and we are getting involved!
Not only are we raising awareness about the importance of organ donation, but we are also raising money for a Defibrillator!
The Pain of Real Heart Break, An Organ Donation Week Blog
– By Charlotte Crookes, Immigration Billing Clerk
PRH staff member Charlotte Crookes tells her amazing story about her heart transplant experience to help raise awareness about the importance of organ donation.
You can find out more about Organ Donation Week here.
PRH gets their footy shirts on to support the Bobby Moore Fund to tackle Bowel Cancer.
As of today the staff at Parker Rhodes Hickmotts’ Moorgate Street office have relocated to Parker Rhodes Hickmotts’ head office at The Point on Bradmarsh Business Park.
In relation to the move, Senior & Managing Partner, Fiona Shinner, stated:
“Parker Rhodes Hickmotts has had a very long standing relationship with Moorgate Street with the firm’s first offices opening at number 14 in 1895. We have great admiration for the history of Moorgate Street and it saddens us to sever that link. However, it is now 2019 and the needs of a modern
PRH recently held a mingling lunch to help raise money for the Rotherham Hospice, our staff dug out all the yellow from their wardrobes and joined Rotherham Hospice Mascot Rosie to raise over £200!
PRH will be at stand 42 at next weekend’s Rotherham Show
Come and say hello! We have a guess the name of the giant bear competition and free colouring sheets.
We also have a variety of free information packs and advisers on hand to answer all your legal questions!
A Rotherham solicitor is calling on local businesses to join retailers in Purple Tuesday, a charity led initiative aimed at improving the shopping experience for the disabled.
Whilst the event, to be held nationally on 13 November, is aimed at reminding retailers that disabled customers need to be considered, Fiona Shinner, senior partner at Parker Rhodes Hickmotts Solicitors is hoping that the service industry will also get behind the initiative.
Fiona said: “Although the emphasis is on shopping, we should not forget that easy access to essential services is also important.
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