It is with a great deal of pride and pleasure that we can now announce that Wulfrun Consulting has relocated to a more comfortable and spacious office location in Wolverhampton's historic Chubb Lock Works...

Our new address is Suite 17, The Chubb Buildings, Fryer Street, Wolverhampton WV1 1HT.

We are adjacent to bus and rail connections at Wolverhampton Interchange and the Midland Metro.

The building in Wolverhampton which is now home to Wulfrun Consulting was conceived in the early 1890s by Chubb & Sons Lock and Safe Co. Ltd. as a new purpose-built Lock Works. We share this space with creative and digital industries; along with the Light House Media Centre and Lock Works Café.

Located in Railway Street, the Works were opened in 1898 and capable of accommodating 350 workers. The triangular design around an inner courtyard, whilst unusual, was extremely practical. The large windows on each side of every level provided the maximum amount of natural light with each locksmith's bench having its own window.

Lock manufacturing began in early 1899 and continued at this site for the next 39 years. The Chubb name is incorporated in the brickwork and the building is a grade II listed development which means the exterior cannot be altered.

The picture dates from 1900 and shows a group of lady employees gathered under what are now our offices and Boardroom.

Red Marley Hill Climb is an action packed day!

The event began during the 1920s in Great Witley, Worcestershire on a hill which is 440 yards (0.25 mile) and reaches almost 1:1.5 near the top where there is a challenging jump known as 'the pimple'.

Riders compete four at a time from a standing start with the first two over the finish line progressing to the next round.

Wulfrun Consulting and Railbroker were thrilled to be the joint sponsors of 'Team Speed' for the 2015 Red Marley Hill Climb on Monday 6th April 2015.

On the day, Team Speed's Greg Speed (Watford) came 1st in Race 72 on his BSA 500 (1967) with a time of 0:24.41

In Race 84 he made 1st place again, but this time with a slightly faster time of 0:24.39

In Race 131 Greg was 1st again with 0:23.97 before a more challenging contest in Race 162 where he made 2nd with 0:24.80

It was 2nd again in Race 162 with 0:24.80 and again in Race 186 with 0:24.21 before calamity struck in Race 190 where a bike failure saw Greg eliminated.

The final result did not detract from what was a truly enjoyable afternoon for all concerned and can only serve to whet the appetite for the 2016 competition!

Wulfrun Consulting is delighted to have been selected by Electric Traction Limited to review and update their management systems document suite.

The work comprises the proofreading of all text to find and correct errors and ensure that all external references reflect the latest legislation and current standards.

Electric Traction Ltd is an established independent provider of AC electric locomotives for main line and static use on the UK railway network. Current clients include Serco Caledonian Sleeper Limited who are hiring ETL Class 86 and 87 locomotives for stock movement around London Euston.