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Welcome to Cooper Goldings' Blog Page for all the latest company and industry News & Views

Each week, we'll be sharing News & Views from Cooper Golding towers. Some posts will be original content, some will be posts we feel are interesting enough to share. If you have anything you'd like to share with us, get in touch. Email us at admin@coopergolding.co.uk

The Bickley Blog: Trick or Treat

This Thursday evening, many of us will answer the door to ghoulish-looking groups seeking favours, and cautioning woe if we don’t oblige. No, not m...
The Bickley Blog: Champagne Supernova

Last Friday was the 10th annual #champagneday, a worldwide social media celebration of the famous fizz from France. Champagne, France’s most northe...
The Bickley Blog: A Marathon not a Sprint.

On Saturday, the Kenyan Eliud Kipchoge became the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. He covered the distance of 26.2 miles (or 26.2...
The Bickley Blog: Nobel Intentions

This week the winners of the six categories of the 2019 Nobel Prize will be announced. Alfred Nobel, after whom the prizes are named, was born in S...
Organisation Within the Workplace

We all work in different ways... Some people work better under pressure and deal with tasks as they arise. Others like to have a clear plan and a s...
£570.00 Raised for MacMillan - Thank You!

Thank you to everyone who attended and helped towards our Macmillan coffee morning, together you helped us raise £285.00. We promised as a company,...
The Bickley Blog: In Pursuit of Being Nigel

Over the weekend, over 400 Nigels gathered at the Fleece Inn in Worcestershire to celebrate ‘Nigelness’. The gathering was organised by the landlor...
The Bickley Blog: Egg Shaped Balls

“All the world’s a stage And all the men and women merely players”, so wrote the Bard. Right now, that stage is in Japan where the rugby nations of...
The Bickley Blog: The Amber Nectar

At Cooper Golding, as we look forward to an industry awards night next Thursday, where we have been shortlisted in the Best Business Growth categor...
The Bickley Blog: BRICS and Mortar

An Englishman's home is his castle. This proverb poses some challenges in these more enlightened times, not least its gender bias and exclusion of ...