Citybgroup, the easy up marquee and fence company, will be exhibiting their latest design for the hire market at INPAS 2010 Expo & Trade Show
CityBgroup will also be providing the shelters and fencing for our outdoor display
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Monday, 8 February 2010
Monday, 1 February 2010
Digital Version Of March Issue of INPA Now Available
The digital version of the March issue of INPA is now available on line at www.inpa.org.uk.
The hard copies will be dropping through letter boxes from 12th February
This issue has been released early as it contains a lot of information on INPAS 2010 Expo & Trade Show
The hard copies will be dropping through letter boxes from 12th February
This issue has been released early as it contains a lot of information on INPAS 2010 Expo & Trade Show
Saturday, 23 January 2010
INPA AT FARM & MORE TRADE SHOW
INPA will be exhibiting at the Farm & More Trade Show at the Telford International Centre on Wednesday 27th January as it continue to develop its relationship with farm attractions.
This is the first time INPA has attended the show and we thank FARMA (show organisers) for their assistance.
INPA will be distributing copies of the December issue as well as promoting INPAS 2010 and TIPE
This is the first time INPA has attended the show and we thank FARMA (show organisers) for their assistance.
INPA will be distributing copies of the December issue as well as promoting INPAS 2010 and TIPE
Thursday, 14 January 2010
Exhibitors list will be in INPA March issue
The full list of exhibitors at INPAS 2010 will be included in the March issue of INPA and is available on the show web site www.inpas.co.uk. The site has experienced a technical problem but this has now been resolved.
Saturday, 2 January 2010
HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM INPAS
A Happy New Year to all from the the INPAS team and we look forward to seeing you all at INPAS 2010 in March
Tuesday, 29 December 2009
INPA Goes Digital/Interactive
INPA has teamed up with Pagesuite, the UK's no 1online publisher, to bring readers a digital and interactive online version of INPA magazine.
The December 2009 issue is now available via http://www.inpa.org.uk/magonline.html.
This latest development requires readers to complete a form on their first visit and then will gain immediate access for future visits. This allowsa us to collect useful statistics on which pages are read most etc.
There are many interactive feature available through the 'Menu' button and if you click the sound icon on the top left of each page you can listen to the article as opposed to reading. You can also download a .pdf version of any article which is of particular interest.
The software that is behind our latest development is extremely powerful and we will be adding further features throughout 2010. In the meantime have fun.
The December 2009 issue is now available via http://www.inpa.org.uk/magonline.html.
This latest development requires readers to complete a form on their first visit and then will gain immediate access for future visits. This allowsa us to collect useful statistics on which pages are read most etc.
There are many interactive feature available through the 'Menu' button and if you click the sound icon on the top left of each page you can listen to the article as opposed to reading. You can also download a .pdf version of any article which is of particular interest.
The software that is behind our latest development is extremely powerful and we will be adding further features throughout 2010. In the meantime have fun.
Tuesday, 8 December 2009
VISITOR BADGES
As INPAS 2010 rapidly approaches those who pre register will be able to avoid the queues and pick up their badges on arrival at Stoneleigh Park from our pre registered desk.
You can register for your FREE visitor badges at www.inpas.co.uk and read all about the show in the March 2010 issue of INPA magazine. Please note that pre registration will close at the end of February
You can register for your FREE visitor badges at www.inpas.co.uk and read all about the show in the March 2010 issue of INPA magazine. Please note that pre registration will close at the end of February
Wednesday, 14 October 2009
VISITORS CAN'T WAIT TO SIGN UP TO INPAS 2010
In the first 3 days since the opening of registration companies are signing up in increasing numbers.
Visitors from UK, Ireland and Denmark are already confirmed
To register for your FREE visitor badges visit http://www.inpas.co.uk/registration.html
The show opens on Tuesday 16th March 2010 and Weddnesday 17th March 2010 at Stoneleigh Park Exhibition Centre Nr Coventry UK. Visit the show web site at http://www.inpas.co.uk/ for all the latest information.
Visitors from UK, Ireland and Denmark are already confirmed
To register for your FREE visitor badges visit http://www.inpas.co.uk/registration.html
The show opens on Tuesday 16th March 2010 and Weddnesday 17th March 2010 at Stoneleigh Park Exhibition Centre Nr Coventry UK. Visit the show web site at http://www.inpas.co.uk/ for all the latest information.
Thursday, 1 October 2009
Inflatable Bunjee Trampoline
Having visited the EAS in Amsterdam I am pleased to report that QT Inflatables in Holland will be bringing their inflatable bunjee trampoline to INPAS 2010. This will be the first time that this particular product will have been seen in the UK and an interesting addition to any hire fleet.
The unit will be available from under £3000.00 (show price) for a single unit to around £8000.00 for a four player unit. This product has all the characteristics of the trailer type without the weight and build restrictions.
Find out more at INPAS 2010 at Stoneleigh Park Coventry UK on Tuesday 16th and Wednesday 17th March 2010
Tuesday, 22 September 2009
LATEST NEWS
The INPAS 2010 team are pleased to announce that there will be at least 7 new products released at INPAS 2010.
There is also a lot of interest from new exhibitors who supply the indoor play and farm attractions sectors
Dates for the show at Stoneleigh Park Exhibition Centre are Tuesday 16th - Wednesday 17th March 2010
Friday, 11 September 2009
MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT DUE FOR INPAS 2010
Final touches are being put to a new element for INPAS 2010
Show organisers said, " we have been negotiating for several weeks with third parties to bring new elements to the show and we should be finalising details of one new element on Monday and we will then be in a position to make a general announcement. We are particularly excited about this and are hopeful that further elements will also be attractive to visitors."
Show organisers said, " we have been negotiating for several weeks with third parties to bring new elements to the show and we should be finalising details of one new element on Monday and we will then be in a position to make a general announcement. We are particularly excited about this and are hopeful that further elements will also be attractive to visitors."
Friday, 31 July 2009
PIPA AWARENESS CAMPAIGN CONTINUES
PIPA, the testing scheme for bouncy castles and inflatable slides, is continuing its public awareness campaign by sending information to Council event teams and environmental health departments to make them aware of BS EN 14960:2006 and the PIPA testing scheme.
The move has been approved by the National Outdoor Events Associations Local Authority Event Organisers Group and the Institute of Sport and Recreation Management. Read the full story in the September issue of INPA or go here
Andy Grove, Chair of the National Outdoor Events Associations Local Authority Event Organisers Group, would like to see PIPA target and encourage inflatable hire companies to become PIPA accredited as "many organisers find it difficult to find one that is and therefore having an inflatable at their event becomes difficult and sometimes impossible."
There is little doubt that public awareness about the requirement of annual testing on bouncy castles and the like is on the increase and that those who use the PIPA have an easier method of achieving their legal obligation. The recognition of PIPA by the Health & Safety Executive also gives Local Authorities, Event Organisers and all those who use or operate bouncy castles and the like a direct route to achieving 'best practice'.
Those bouncy castle hire companies that have chosen not to use the PIPA scheme are already finding that they are not able to fulfil all enquiries they receive as awareness increases. At the very least bouncy castle hire operators should only purchase new units that fully comply with BS EN 14960:2006 whether or not they choose to follow the PIPA scheme. In addition they would be advised to have their annual test on bouncy castles, slides and assault courses tested to BS EN 14960:2006 by a registered RPII inspector.
Those bouncy castle hire companies that have PIPA registered units are finding they are being increasingly asked for PIPA tested units and therefore picking up additional work from their competitors.
It should be noted that PIPA is a testing scheme that uses RPII registered testers to test to the requirements as stated in BS EN 14960:2006.
The move has been approved by the National Outdoor Events Associations Local Authority Event Organisers Group and the Institute of Sport and Recreation Management. Read the full story in the September issue of INPA or go here
Andy Grove, Chair of the National Outdoor Events Associations Local Authority Event Organisers Group, would like to see PIPA target and encourage inflatable hire companies to become PIPA accredited as "many organisers find it difficult to find one that is and therefore having an inflatable at their event becomes difficult and sometimes impossible."
There is little doubt that public awareness about the requirement of annual testing on bouncy castles and the like is on the increase and that those who use the PIPA have an easier method of achieving their legal obligation. The recognition of PIPA by the Health & Safety Executive also gives Local Authorities, Event Organisers and all those who use or operate bouncy castles and the like a direct route to achieving 'best practice'.
Those bouncy castle hire companies that have chosen not to use the PIPA scheme are already finding that they are not able to fulfil all enquiries they receive as awareness increases. At the very least bouncy castle hire operators should only purchase new units that fully comply with BS EN 14960:2006 whether or not they choose to follow the PIPA scheme. In addition they would be advised to have their annual test on bouncy castles, slides and assault courses tested to BS EN 14960:2006 by a registered RPII inspector.
Those bouncy castle hire companies that have PIPA registered units are finding they are being increasingly asked for PIPA tested units and therefore picking up additional work from their competitors.
It should be noted that PIPA is a testing scheme that uses RPII registered testers to test to the requirements as stated in BS EN 14960:2006.
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