25 Educators providing Driver courses in Swadlincote

ldc car & motorcycle training

Welcome to LDC Driving School If you would like to learn to how to drive a car, obtain your pass plus certificate, refresh your driving skills, ride a motorbike, pass your C.B.T (on a 50cc or a 125cc), pass your trailer towing test (B+E), become a taxi driver, be assessed for a mini bus or become a qualified driving instructor, L.D.C can help you.

oms

Trading for over 23 years, OMS was founded by Clive Ormerod to build on his extensive experience and to provide consultancy and training services to the highest possible standards and with a culture that is recognised as highly ethical. With a clear focus on listening to its customers, OMS has grown through developing solutions that meet customer needs and aspirations. Today, OMS has a core team at its head office and training centre in Leicestershire, as well as a number of other training venues throughout the Midlands and UK and a network of specialist associates, enabling it to provide a broad range of expertise to public and private sector organisations of all sizes. Applying their consultancy and training principles to their own company, OMS has a clear focus on empowering and investing in the team.

nick perry forklift training services

We are an ITSSAR accredited forklift training company based in Atherstone, Warwickshire. Whilst we offer an extensive forklift training service in the Warwickshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire and Staffordshire areas, we also offer a full nationwide service. Indeed many of our clients are based from Humberside to Yorkshire down to Middlesex. With many of our customers located in Birmingham, Coventry, Leicester, Derby, Nottingham and surrounding area's From training for the complete beginner through to the fully experienced driver, you can be assured we will provide the highest quality on-site MHE training tailored specifically to meet your needs.

pro-drivers (midlands ltd)

acsc sports

In 1968 at a meeting of the Parish Council of Aldingbourne it was agreed that there was a definite need to build a modern community centre to serve the village. 12 years later, and at a cost of £100,000,David Purley Aldingbourne Community Centre was completed. It was officially opened on 29th March 1980 by local racing driver David Purley the son of Charles Purley, the founder of LEC Refrigeration. The Centre is built on the playing fields originally managed by the Aldingbourne Sports Council. In 1972 the Sports Council formed the 200 Club to raise money for the project. Concise Construction Ltd of Barnham were given the contract and together with Mr Peter Lovett plans were drawn up. inside-hall-2 Planning permission was first granted in 1977 but was revised in 1978. With grants from the Department of the Environment, West Sussex County Council, Arun District Council the Association were all set to begin work. But it was not to be as straightforward as that. Problems arose concerning an access road and time ticked by. With the knowledge that if work didn’t start on site by a certain time they would lose their grants, the association pressed to reach an agreement. inside-bar-1 Eventually, in March 1979 an agreement was signed and work started immediately. The delay however, had cost the Association money. The original quote of £72,000 for the construction of the building no longer applied and the new cost was set up as £93,931.38p. By the time internal fittings, alarms and other equipment had been fitted the centre cost £100,000.