ESB 17.12 Released

Our final release of ESB for 2017 may not contain any headline-grabbing new features, however it does include a number of user-requested modifications - in particular to help streamline the System Configuration module.  This release also continues the trend towards MVC conversion, with the System Configuration module's Closure Reasons editor having been converted for this release.  The new MVC-based dialogs should be more responsive and offer a more consistent layout.  As always we'd love to hear your feedback, so please let us know in the ESB Agile Discussion Forums.

Finally we'd like to take this opportunity to thank all our customers during 2017, and we look forward to an even more exciting 2018.

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Pentagull can confirm that PHP is not used anywhere within our ESB platform

You may be aware of a highly publicised pair of critical flaws discovered recently in the PHP programming language. Pentagull can confirm that PHP is not used anywhere within our ESB platform, and therefore there is no impact on our services.

Bedford HWRC Permits Go Live
Bedford Borough Council go-live with our HWRC Permit System

Bedford Borough Council has recently gone live with our HWRC Permit System, which includes a DVLA vehicle lookup and an ANPR integration for the Barkers Lane Recycling Centre!

South London Community Reuse Go Live
Helping South London Waste Partnership Give Back to the Community

We're pleased to announce the successful go-live of our new Community Reuse Ordering System for the South London Waste Partnership (SLWP), providing residents with an easier way to access quality household items while simultaneously reducing waste.

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Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council Go-Live with our HWRC Booking & Permit system!

We are delighted to announce another go-live! Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council have recently launched our HWRC Booking and Permit System, marking a significant milestone in streamlining site access and enhancing operational efficiency.

Waste Fridge
When waste rules change, Pentagulls flexible HWRC booking systems make the difference.

The current shortage of specialist treatment capacity for fridges and freezers is creating a difficult situation for councils across the UK. With processing capacity severely constrained, some councils have had to suspend collections, limit the number of cooling appliances residents can bring to HWRCs, or stop accepting them altogether. For residents, the message is simple: the rules have changed. For councils, however, changing the rules is only the beginning. They also need an effective way to communicate those changes to residents and manage what happens when people arrive at an HWRC

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Pentagull Awarded a Place on G-Cloud 15

Pentagull is delighted to announce that we have successfully secured a place on the G-Cloud 15 framework.