The Bradford Telegraph & Argus reports that Paul Amphlett, Executive Director for Engineered Timber Products at C.R.Taylor Timber is heading up a new dedicated roof truss department.

"It will provide a design and manufacturing service aimed at the burgeoning demand for timber within domestic construction."

"The company has invested £100,000 in new technology and expects to create five new jobs in the department in the next six months."

Good luck with this endeavour Paul.
 

Justin Amphlett, an Amphlett.Net favourite, is co-authoring the blog Hard Format.

Their about page explains "...Hard Format is a little place we’ve set up to celebrate our love of brilliant music-related design".

They're focusing on highlighting great design in record, cassette and CD album art, both old and new. An excellent endeavour in a world where many people are trumpeting the demise of physical music media. Bookmark or subscribe to Hard Format at...
 

The Evesham Journal reports that Michaela Amphlett won The Jodie Gisbourne Memorial Prize for Service to School Sport. The prize was presented at the Prince Henry's High Speech Day.
 

Kevin Amphlett, the chairman of Chase Templeton Group, comments on their acquisition of Preferred Medical...

 

The Bromsgrove Advertiser, in it's '50 years ago today' section, reported that on the 13th April 1957, "THE giant ICI company, which owned the Stoke salt works, was to sink test boreholes for brine at Sunnyhill in Wychbold. Sunnyhill was the old dower house of the Amphlett family and was situated on the corner of Chequers Lane and Shaw Lane. The tests would show the extent of the salt' field.".
 

The Norfolk Eastern Daily Press reports that Mr M Amphlett refereed the Gloucester vs King's Lynn Southern League Premier Division Football match on Saturday 3rd February 2007 at the Gloucester City Stadium, Meadow Park.

Steadfast in his resolve, the report mentions: "The home crowd made loud appeals for a penalty for hands by Crane but referee Amphlett would have none of it and waved play on".
 

Bernie Amphlett got a specific mention in the The Evesham Journals report on the Hereford II vs Bretforton II hockey match.