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​You may remember back at the end of October 2019, we published a blog post about one of our office administrators taking part in the 'Cycling Down Dementia' challenge.

Year on year cost saving of £2,642.

As some of you may know, across the past four years we have supported the tremendous local charity - Chestnut Tree House Children’s Hospice.

Nicki Howard, one of our office administrators has got on her bike and has pledged to cycle 300 miles in just three months starting on Friday 1st November.

Staff across CDS Electrical came together on Friday 27th September to produce a wide and varied selection of cakes and bakes for our Macmillan coffee morning that was hosted at our offices in Polegate.

Delivering safety first has been at the forefront of everything we do and moving forward to further increase the safety of our staff whilst working alone, we have invested in the purchase of 16 MySOS SkyGuard personal safety devices.

Back to the classroom for the CDS team!

Eastbourne is now home to its very first 100% zero waste shop after the doors officially opened on Saturday 23rd May in South Street.

Corin Dudley Electrical Services Ltd are the South East's premier electrical contractor.

Christmas done safely, or CDS for short. This is our second post in the lead-up to Christmas over electrical safety at Christmas time.

Urban Ground, a local coffee chain which recently opened its third store in the heart of Eastbourne decided to use CDS Electrical for electrical works carried out to the shop.

We're mixing things up this Wednesday and are featuring a blog post on all of the innovative and albeit outlandish lighting ideas out there. Here are some of our favourites;

Nest have built up a great reputation over the last few years with the unveiling of the Nest Learning Thermostat and the indoor Nest Cam to name a couple.

On Friday 24th June 2016, Paul Roberts hosted a golf day and as our donation to the charity we offered an 'Electrician for a day' to be included in the raffle of prizes.

A fire in your home is more common than you might think. The following average chances were published by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) in 2009;