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Utility Trade

Name: Utility Trade
Address: Venari House, Trimbush Way, Market Harborough, LE167XY, GB
Telephone: +441163667981
Price range: £

For 10+ years we’ve helped thousands of businesses across the UK take control of their energy supply

At Utility Trade we pride ourselves on being one of the UKs top Utility Consultants. We constantly deliver results for our client’s needs.

“Utilities” can be a significant spend area for any business, controlling it and reducing this can be hard. We assess our clients true needs and help them become as cost efficient as possible.

04/09/2026

For the third consecutive year, we are proud to have participated in 'National Food Bank Day'.

Falling on the first Friday in September, the day is to encourage people to contribue to the cause that believes no one should go to bed hungry. Food banks across the country help men, women, and children who are struggling to put food on the table. The reasons range from illness, to job loss, a general change in circumstance, you never know how close someone could be to needing the service.

Our donations are going to Jubilee Food Bank Market Harborough. If you'd like to support them, you can make a one off donation on their website - www.jubileefoodbankmh.uk

A big thank you to all our colleagues who brought in or donated cash towards a shop, getting the most urgently needed items from Jubilee's shopping list.

24/07/2026

Today marks International Self-Care Day. Created in 2011, the date was picked as a reminder that self-care should be practised 24 hours a day, 7 days a week 🩷

There are seven pillars of self-care:

📖 Knowledge and Health Literacy

Your capacity to obtain, understand and apply health information to make informed decisions about your body and care.

🧠 Mental Wellbeing

Maintaining self-awareness, emotional regulation, and the mental agency to cope with normal life stressors and maintain a positive mindset.

🏃🏼 Physical activity

Moving your body regularly through moderate-intensity exercises like walking, cycling, or organised sports.

🥦 Healthy Eating

Consuming a nutritious, balanced diet that provides your body with the appropriate energy and nutrients.

🚭 Risk Avoidance or Mitigation

Taking proactive steps to stay safe and healthy, such as quitting smoking, limiting alcohol, getting vaccinated and wearing suncream.

🪥 Good Hygiene

Following simple, everyday practices to prevent the spread of illness and maintain physical health, such as washing hands regularly and brushing teeth.

⚕️ Rational Use of Products & Services

Safely and responsibly managing minor conditions or health awareness using over the counter medicines, vitamins, medical devices, or professional health services.

We’re acknowledging the day by providing a basket of self-care goodies for everyone to take home and enjoy, to encourage some me time 🛀🏼

10/07/2026

Did you know on this day back in 1913, the official highest recorded air temperature was set at the aptly named Furnace Creek Ranch in Death Valley, California at a whopping 56.7°C (134.1°F)! 🥵🫠

As we're in the midst of another heatwave, we thought we'd remind everyone of some energy saving tips for the summer and ways to keep your homes cooler 😎

Keep your windows closed during the day 🪟
We know, our first impulse when it gets too hot is to open a window. However, opening your window allows more warm air to enter your home. Keep your windows closed during the day when temperatures are high, with blinds and curtains also closed to block direct sunlight. Open them at night when temperatures drop to allow cool air to circulate your home. Remember, fans only circulate the air in your home, so letting in less warm air means you won’t need to use them as much.

Don’t leave appliances on standby 🔌
Other than just wasting energy, appliances emit heat when they are not completely switched off. Turning them off or unplugging them can help to keep your home cool during warmer periods.

Dry your clothes outdoors 👖
Washing machines and tumble dryers generate a lot of heat, so cut back on this by only doing full loads and try using a lower temperature on your machine. Using a clothes horse or hanging your washing out on the line is a great alternative to using a dryer.

Try to avoid using your oven 👩🏼‍🍳
Some ovens can take a long time to get to temperature and to cool down, meaning extra heat in your kitchen for a long period. If you are able, try to do more of your cooking with a microwave or air fryer to keep your kitchen cooler. Or if you have one, use your barbecue!

But most importantly, don’t forget to take care of yourself!

💧 Drink lots of water
☀ Stay out of the sun between 11am – 3pm if possible
🐕 If you have pets, only walk them early morning or late evening
💊 Some medications can be impacted negatively by hot weather, make sure to store them in a cool, dry space to ensure they will work correctly when you need them and check if you need to take any additional precautions

17/06/2026

We will be closing our offices at 1pm on Friday 19th June as we’ll be hosting our annual Summer Party 🥂

We’re looking forward to spending some time together outside of the office and hopefully it will be with some sunshine! ☀️

For anything urgent, please email [email protected] and it will be picked up as soon as possible 📧

05/06/2026

Today marks World Environment Day, a day to bring worldwide awareness and action for the protection of our planet. June also marks Pride Month, which you might think would seem like separate conversations — one about the planet and one about identity and equality. However, when you bring Alan Turing into the picture, the connection becomes a lot clearer.

Playing a pivotal role in World War II, Alan Turing helped crack the German Enigma code, dramatically shortening the war and saving countless lives and laying the foundations for modern computing in the process. Modern environmental protections rely heavily on data modelling, machine learning and predictive analytics, all of which can trace their roots back to Alan’s pioneering work. Climate models, biodiversity mapping, renewable‑energy optimisation, flood‑risk prediction — these are all built on computational principles Turing helped define.

Without Alan Turing, the UK’s environmental research centres, from the Met Office to the British Antarctic Survey, wouldn’t operate the way they do today.

World Environment Day reminds us that the choices we make now will shape the world that future generations will inherit. Turing’s legacy teaches the same lesson — that small breakthroughs can transform the course of history.

22/05/2026

On Wednesday we joined forces with Crown Gas & Power and had an evening out in Birmingham with the team, a night filled with a lot of laughs, food and clay target shooting! 🎯

Coming out on top was our MD Edward, in this case standing for modest? Doubtful. 👀

It was great to get our Market Harborough & Birmingham teams together and have Crown join us, enjoying a night together outside the office helps break down barriers, build trust and strengthen relationships. 🫱🏼‍🫲🏼

We're already looking forward to the next one! 🎉

01/05/2026

The month of May is Mental Health Awareness Month, the aim is to help us recognise the ways our mental health can impact our lives, what services are available, and encourages us to talk more openly about our mental health and feelings 💚

Times are changing, mental health used to be a taboo subject which prevented people from feeling like they could open up to others about what was really going on with them. However, there is still work to be done to completely break the stigma attached to mental health related illnesses, which is why these months, weeks and days are committed to raising awareness.

Together, we can make sure no one feels alone and everyone knows support is there when they need it.

Samaritans: Call 116 123

Shout: Text SHOUT to 85258

CALM: Call 0800 58 58 58

Mind: www.mind.org.uk

RMI: www.rethink.org

24/04/2026

🚨 HIRING NOW 🚨

We’re actively hiring sales professionals and lead generators across our Birmingham and Market Harborough offices, with some hybrid options available.

📩To apply send your CV to - [email protected]

Address

Venari House, Trimbush Way
Market Harborough
LE167XY

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441163667981

Website

https://utilitytrade.com/

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