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| For anyone who has stood at a 'Pay & Display' ticket machine with only a crumpled £20 note in their hand, Bournemouth Borough Council has good news. From Monday, 17 July, car parking in 45 car parks across town can be paid with just one quick call on a mobile phone. This is the biggest roll-out of cashless parking by any local authority in England. | ||
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| Cobalt receives a major public endorsement of RingGo today with the formal announcement by APCOA that it has chosen to roll out this cashless parking solution to major railway stations across the length of the West Country. The award is the most significant implementation of cashless parking ever undertaken in England, and is in support of First Great Western. To be completed during 2006, it will follow in the steps of Brunel. 63 stations are planned to be included. Amoungst them are major interchanges such as Didcot Parkway, Swindon, and Twyford. | ||
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| Cobalt will once again be a leading exhibitor at the international
gathering of the parking industry due to take place at the Earl's Court
Exhibition Centre in London on the 25th and 26th April. As well as actively participating through employee presentations to
conference delegates, Cobalt will have a custom built trade stand from
which to demonstrate their product offerings.
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Sir George Young, MP for North East Hampshire and former Minister of Transport, has kindly agreed to formally open Cobalt Telephone Technologies new suite of offices at 09.45 am on Thursday the 6th April 2006. The new offices, which add a further 1300 sq feet of space, will support the strong demand being shown for Cobalt's hosted transaction-processing services, and in particular the RingGo and Police Voice Portal products. | ||
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