Rydal Group has acquired Nottingham healthcare technology firm Trisoft’s IT division, forming part of its continued commitment to delivering trusted, future-ready IT and communications solutions to businesses across the UK.
By integrating Trisoft’s experienced technical team and long-standing client base into the Peterborough-headquartered Rydal Group, the firm aims to bring greater depth and reach to its nationwide service offering.
Trisoft has been a technology partner for businesses across the Midlands and beyond for over 20 years.
Clients who previously relied on Trisoft for their IT support will continue to work with the same engineers, contacts, and systems, but now with the backing of a larger organisation and a broader range of services.
Founded in 2008, Rydal Group has grown into a national business with regional hubs in Lichfield, Lancaster and Huntingdon. With over 90 staff, it supports a wide range of organisations — from SMEs and schools to multi-site corporates — delivering managed IT, cyber security, cloud infrastructure, voice, data and mobile solutions.
Loughborough University has launched a public consultation on a proposed new student accommodation development on its Loughborough campus.
The site for the accommodation lies in the Central Park area of the campus, close to the Edward Herbert Building. It includes the existing Car Park 5 as well as land adjacent to it, including the parts of the campus previously occupied by the Graham Oldham and Chemistry buildings, both of which have already been demolished.
The new accommodation would replace existing stock on campus that has reached its end of life.
The development would provide 552 bedspaces across five blocks. The blocks would be set within landscaped surroundings, including a shared plaza and a landscaped square.
Feedback received as part of this consultation process will help to inform further development of the proposals, in advance of the planning application submission to the local authority.
