This month, local family business Warm Front Ltd is celebrating an impressive milestone, 20 years of trading. In an era when many small businesses face tough economic challenges, this achievement stands as a testament to the company’s resilience, innovation, and deep-rooted community spirit.
Founded in 2005 by Andrew Walton, Warm Front Ltd began as a small venture with big ambitions. Over the past two decades, it has grown into a trusted local name in both renewable energy solutions and upholstery craftsmanship, championing sustainability, and circular economy principles long before they became mainstream.
“We’re incredibly proud to reach this milestone,” said Andrew Walton, CEO and founder of Warm Front Ltd. “The world has changed so much in the past two decades, but our values haven’t. We’ve always believed in doing business responsibly, taking care of our customers, our team, and the planet.”
As part of its anniversary celebrations, Warm Front Ltd is partnering with local schools and community projects to promote sustainability education. Activities will include tree planting initiatives, creative workshops, and renewable energy demonstrations designed to inspire the next generation to think sustainably.
“Twenty years is an incredible achievement for any small business, but especially one that’s chosen to do things the right way, sustainably and locally,” Andrew added. “We’re proud of our roots and even prouder of the impact we’ve made.”
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