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National Windscreens has renewed its partnership with Industry Insights for a further two years and is now a Full Partner of the Connected Solutions end-to-end supply chain proposition. [More]

National Windscreens has been spreading Christmas cheer to those less fortunate this season. Its offices throughout the UK have been collecting food items and toys to donate to local and national charities. [More]

National Windscreens hosted a fundraising day last month, in aid of Children in Need. The contact centre in Tamworth ran a fancy dress games day, where the team paid to dress up or down and took part in a duck race, raffle and quiz, all designed to raise money for Children in Need. [More]

National Windscreens has raised over £1,200 for Macmillan Cancer Support by taking part in the World’s Biggest Coffee Morning, which took place on 27th September 2019. [More]

National Windscreens is proud to be supporting the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) Accident Repair Sector Advisory Group. Established last month to tackle the issues with the accident repair sector, the group’s initial key objective is to ensure consistently high standards in technician competence for accident repair. [More]

National Windscreens was recently awarded 4 stars in the Eco Stars Scheme in recognition of its commitment to making valuable contributions to sustainability. [More]

National Windscreens has raised £2,000 for Great Western Air Ambulance Charity (GWAAC). The contact centre team in Bristol has been running numerous fundraising events and activities for the past 18 months and recently handed over the cheque to GWAAC. [More]

In late 2018, Jan Teo was appointed as managing director at National Windscreens. After 6 months with the company, Jan spoke to Insurance Post about what attracted her to the role; the challenges the business faces and what it is like being caught up in a motor manufacturer space race in terms of technology use. [More]

‘James the Bus’, which fell victim to vandalism during the winter months, is back up and running as a safe haven for homeless people, thanks to the generosity of National Windscreens. The bus is owned by The Danny Gallivan Trust and has been converted to act as a shelter for veterans who would otherwise be sleeping on the streets; an issue that is on the rise throughout the UK. [More]

National Windscreens continues to expand its ‘innovating together’ programme with a technical update event at Lincoln College, focusing on the evolution of autonomous vehicles. The event was run by the college’s Automotive Engineering team, in conjunction with the Institute of Motor Industry (IMI). [More]