Construction sites in Lincolnshire and West Yorkshire are being put under the safety spotlight as part of an intensive inspection initiative aimed at reducing death, injury and ill health.
Continued interest from a high-profile retailers and Sheffield’s Enterprise Zone status are set to give South Yorkshire’s industrial and logistics market a boost in the first half of 2012.
As many as 850,000 penalties for late tax returns will be issued over the next fortnight, more than half a million fewer than the same time last year, HM Revenue & Customs has announced.
Lincoln Business Club has been helping to put a smile on the faces of children and adults with disabilities in Lincoln after donating £400 to KIDS Strut and the Pelican Trust.
A partnership between Taylor Lindsey and North Kesteven District Council has presented an exciting opportunity for start-ups, businesses looking for their first business address or to expand into larger premises.
The launch of the UK's biggest studio saw people from across the region come together to 'high five their hearts' at the new affordable Yorkshire gym operator as Xercise4less opened its doors.
Since its launch two years ago, Clarion’s debt recovery team has succeeded in recovering over £12 million of commercial debts for companies in the region.
A North Yorkshire GAP insurance provider is looking to bring new products to market and create more local jobs after becoming the first Malton-based company to receive an investment from Finance Yorkshire.
A team from the Leeds office of PKF Accountants has advised Knaresborough-based P&L Systems on its acquisition of SX Environmental Supplies from its founder Richard Lunn.
Opportunities for traders to work in Gratham’s Market Place have been created; an attempt by South Kesteven District Council to inject still more life into the area on which it’s just spent £1.6m on improvements.
Rules that require companies to offer employees facing redundancy a 90-day notice period should be changed, according to the British Chambers of Commerce.
Businesses in and around Lincoln will get their first chance to see the new brand created for the City of Lincoln, which to be unveiled at a ‘First Look’ event at Bishop Grosseteste University College on Thursday 23rd February.
More than half of Britain’s small firms are being prevented from growing because of the torrid state of the economy – in spite of 70 percent having introduced new or improved products, according to a survey by the Federation of Small Businesses.
Sentiment in the regional office markets has declined markedly since the summer according to GVA’s latest edition of The Big Nine – the quarterly regional office market review.
A new scheme has been unveiled to help encourage more entrepreneurs in Barnsley – said to be one of the worst in the country for business start-ups, and in the bottom ten for the number of businesses that exist per head of population.
Retail Britain is seeing more charity shops, pound shops, and credit union outlets at the expense of a decline in bookshops, electrical retailers and travel shops, according to a report just out.
An award-winning firm of consulting engineers based in Lincolnshire will be exhibiting at one of the UK’s biggest shows for food processing, packaging and logistics in March.
EDF Energy has announced that Talk Power 2012, its annual conference for large energy users, will explore how energy companies and businesses can work together to ensure growth and competitiveness.
Business Minister Mark Prisk has launched a nationwide competition to find the most innovative pre-market products, processes and concepts the UK has to offer.
