Three intrepid Perkins employees will put themselves through a gruelling challenge when they take part in the Marmotte cycle event in France next month.
Perkins volunteers were blessed with blue skies and warm sunshine as they painted, repaired paths and modified a waterfall at the Peterborough Environmental Project.
The Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) has presented Perkins with a plaque to commemorate the historical importance of one of its pioneering products.
Journalist Rachel Porter has been named as the winner of Perkins’ Power on the Farm award 2009. Rachel, a member of the Guild of Agricultural Journalists, secured this year’s Power on the Farm award in recognition of her ‘Solar so Good’ article, which appeared in Cow Management.
Peterborough-based Perkins Engines Company Limited has extended its sponsorship of the van used by the East Anglian Air Ambulance's (EAAA) fundraising manager for the region, Chris Donaldson, for a second year.
An intrepid team of fundraisers raised around £3,000 for Perkins’ charity of the year, Sue Ryder Care, when they took part in the group’s famous Midnight Walk.
With the forthcoming emissions regulations demanding stringent cuts in NOx and particulate matter, Perkins Engines has combined a number of technologies and components to ensure that its new generation of engines meet the specified targets, whilst improving engine performance.
Perkins’ customers have played a significant role in the development of the latest range of engine models. Before designing the new 1200 Series engines, the company performed an extensive “voice of the customer” research program with a wide range of OEMs.
Women in Peterborough are being urged to take to the streets and be part of a night to remember next month when Sue Ryder Care organizes its second Midnight Walk to raise funds for Thorpe Hall Hospice.
The all new 2200 Series range, a family of 13 litre, turbo charged and air-to-air charge cooled, electronically controlled, diesel engines with outstanding power density and compactness, has been unveiled be Perkins.
Moustaches were flavour of the month for many of Perkins’ male employees throughout January when they agreed to support Sue Ryder Care’s ‘tash for cash’ campaign.
Five cyclists who blazed a trail across the country when they cycled from Lands End to John O’Groats have raised more than £12,500 for two local charities.
Perkins employees have chosen Sue Ryder Care as their charity of the year. The company is seeking to raise at least £40,000 in the first year of a two-year partnership.
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