Prohire opens Tunbridge Wells workshop

Prohire has opened a new workshop in Tunbridge Wells following a six-figure investment in the depot.

The mayor of Tunbridge Wells, councillor Hugh Pattison, cut the ribbon at an official opening ceremony and he was joined by representatives from Prohire, including eight new colleagues, tripling the size of the firm’s workforce in the town.

It said the new workshop included a vehicle maintenance unit and two mobile technicians who can service customers’ vehicles on the road or off-site.

The depot will also support Prohire’s alternative fuels division, ProGreen, which was launched in 2021 to support customer’s net zero ambitions by decarbonising fleets.

Gary Banister, group operations director at Prohire, said: “This is a significant development for Prohire and our valued customers, offering those based in the south an enhanced service delivered by our talented team.

“It’s fantastic to grow the team in Tunbridge Wells, creating eight new roles and boosting local employment, with further expansion to come.”

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