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We are delighted to report that local law firm Couchman Hanson Solicitors have chosen to return to the CMP fold after some years away from the partnership. Couchman Hanson are a thriving and proudly independent, law firm. Their latest branch opening in Farnham has proved so popular, that after just 18 months, they are relocating to larger offices in the centre of town. Many firms speak well-intentioned platitudes about community involvement but it’s the deeds and actions of

We are proud to announce that Elanco , following a highly successful experience of a one-off volunteering event at Yateley Industries organised by CMP, have now chosen to become full Members of the Community Matters Partnership. It was evident from the first approach by Yasir Mo (pictured right), Workplace Productivity & Collaboration Engineer in the Tech Ops section, that Elanco were looking for an opportunity to do something authentic; a challenge which would truly make a

We asked - YOU responded. And how... The CMP Toy and Gift Drive resulted in a mountain of contributions - literally 100's of new presents for children aged 16 and under, all of which will be given to young people this Christmas by CMP elves under the command of Senior Santa's Helper, Rachel Austen. And this has all been possible because of YOUR incredible response to the appeal. The gifts have been donated by the staff of our Members and taken to collection points courtesy

It's a wet, grey November night but at Farnborough International, all was glitz and glamour - yes, the annual CMP Movie Quiz was in town! The red carpet welcomed well over a hundred intrepid quizzers for a night which would test the depths of film knowledge which (spoiler alert!) in the case of the team from the Village Hotel, proved to be woefully - but proudly - shallow. Designer ballgowns were in short supply but participants lit up the night skies with a dazzling explosio

The world's largest public study of kindness reported its findings this week. 'The Kindness Test' , devised and analysed by University of...