“Keeping spending prudent and our costs low means we have more money to invest in valuable programmes – we certainly welcomed the input and support of Brownlow Utilities in terms of identifying savings and potential rebates on our utilities.”
The Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Peace Foundation emerged after the IRA bombing of Warrington in 1993, which claimed the lives of Tim Parry, aged 12, and Johnathan Ball, aged 3. In the wake of this terrible tragedy, the Peace Foundation was established and named in honour of the boys, creating something truly unique.
As a business invested in the local community, the Brownlow Utilities management team noticed the incredible work done by The Peace Centre. They decided to help and expressed their interest in assisting with the centre’s utility costs, seeing if money could be saved.
The Peace Centre had a good understanding of their utilities, but Brownlow’s team, with their years of experience and expertise in water billing, identified errors in the way the charity was being charged for water drainage.
After further investigation and liaison with water suppliers, Brownlow corrected the charges, providing The Peace Centre with a significant rebate and ongoing savings. This resulted in:
Brownlow was pleased to help The Peace Centre cut costs and achieve fantastic savings.
Ensuring we’re well run and efficient is a constant focus for my team and I, and we always strive to make the Peace Centre as cost effective as we can. Keeping spending prudent and our costs low means we have more money to invest in valuable programmes and we certainly welcomed the input and support of Brownlow Utilities in terms of identifying savings and potential rebates on our utilities.
Nick Taylor, Chief Executive Officer