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27 January 2012

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY

Community stores are a runaway success


Strong demand for neighbourhood centre shop units is bucking the general trend in retail lettings.


INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

Killinghome tanker drivers on strike

Talks between Wincanton and Unite appear to have reached no suitable conclusion, as tanker drivers at the Killinghome depot in Lincolnshire begin their seven days of industrial action.


Hull man's honour

Hull businessman takes the train to get his OBE

Sewell Group Managing Director Paul Sewell has taken the train to get his OBE at Buckingham Palace.


FOOD AND DRINK

Japanese food chain to open in Lincolnshire

The popular Japanese food chain Wagamama set to open its new restaurant on the Brayford wharf.


FOOD AND DRINK

Lincolnshire farmers to aid economic recovery

The Sales and Marketing director of QV Foods suggests the food sector is set to play a major part in the UK's economic recovery.


CONSTRUCTION

CR Taylor Timber performing well and ‘positive’ for future

Roof truss sales doubled, investment in new machinery, market sector growth, new jobs creation and an expanding nationwide footprint are all contributing to a positive outlook in 2012 for West Yorkshire timber firm CR Taylor.


APPOINTMENTS

Grant Thornton strengthens tax team

Fletcher Adamowicz is the latest addition to Grant Thornton’s fast growing team of Yorkshire tax specialists joining the business adviser as senior manager in its Leeds office.


APPOINTMENTS

Yorkshire charity elects new deputy chair

One of the region’s leading charities, St Gemma’s Hospice, has elected Sara Rogers, trustee of the charity and partner at law firm Clarion, as deputy chair.


APPOINTMENTS

New MD at PEC outlines 2012 expansion plans

Bradford contracting, manufacturing and shopfitting firm PEC has ambitious plans for 2012 including investments in a bespoke manufacturing division.


business confidence

Business confidence takes a dip, says new survey

Business confidence has been hit by stagnant output, falling demand and concerns over exports during the last quarter, according to a survey by the Confederation of British Industry.


infrastructure

Superfast broadband comes to a whole county

Every business and home in Lincolnshire will have super-fast broadband access – but it’s going to take another five years.


government u-turn

Criminal record check ruling overturned by Home Office

Taxi operating firms will have to ensure their drivers can pass enhanced Criminal Record Bureau checks now that a policy forbidding them has been withdrawn by the Home Office.


appointments

South Yorkshire firm creates six apprenticeships

South Yorkshire firm Polypipe has hired six apprentices and is supporting three technical and engineering higher education students with bursaries at Doncaster College.


agriculture

NFU plans new ‘Buy British’ campaign

The value of farming to the UK economy is to be highlighted in a new campaign by the National Farmers’ Union.


entrepreneurs

PM launches campaign to unlock the ‘business in you’

Prime Minister David Cameron has launched a new campaign to inspire people to start their own businesses, and to help existing small firms to grow.


cost savings

Steelmaker searches for £29 million in savings

Tata Steel's Long Products business, which includes the company’s plant at Scunthorpe, is pushing to save £29 million before the end of March.


infrastructure

Fears of new rise in forecourt fuel prices

Diesel prices could hit a new high on forecourts as the Coryton refinery is in the hands of adminstrators and North Lincolnshire tanker drivers have started a week of strikes.


EDUCATION

Taking food and farming into the classroom

Farming experts and teachers swapped notes as part of an initiative aimed at ensuring schoolchildren are aware of the key role agriculture plays in putting food onto their plates.


CONSTRUCTION

Recognition for Danwood’s building transformation

Noble House, the latest building on the Danwood campus, has been nominated for a regional LABC Building Excellence Award.


AGRICULTURE

Lincolnshire tractor dealer celebrates ninety years in business

Robert H Crawford and Son are celebrating ninety years trading by netting the AgriArgos McCormick national dealer of the year award.


Post Office

Historic deal secures future of post offices

The future of Post Office services has been secured in a new ten-year deal between Royal Mail and the Post Office.


economic prediction

Think-tank predicts tough year for Doncaster and Hull

Hull and Doncaster are cities facing challenges in 2012, according to think tank Centre for Cities.


regeneration

North Lincolnshire looks to the next quarter-century

Marcus Walker from North Lincolnshire Council’s Head of Strategic Regeneration and Planning is the guest speaker at the next meeting of the North Lincolnshire Business Network.


Outsourcing

SilverBug expands into Leeds

Building on a very successful year of business in 2011, SilverBug, the outsourcing company is marking the New Year by expanding and opening a satellite office in central Leeds.


MANUFACTURING

Landmark deal gives Team Humber access to the top table

Team Humber Marine Alliance has become an affiliate partner of EEF manufacturers’ organisation under a landmark agreement.


networking

East coast chief to talk trains in Wakefield

Tim Hedley-Jones, Stations and Property Director at East Coast, which is overseeing the redevelopment of Wakefield Westgate station, will be delivering a key speech at the February first Friday – Wakefield’s business networking event.

27 January, 2012

PARTNERSHIPS

Smailes Goldie become official partner of World Trade Centre

Smailes Goldie has become the latest official partner of the new private sector-led World Trade Centre Hull & Humber, which aims to help the region compete effectively on a global stage.

27 January, 2012

ENERGY

Eco Environments launches wholesale division

Eco Environments has launched a wholesale division by announcing partnerships with two major German manufacturers.

27 January, 2012

health and safety breach

Tata Steel fined £30,000 after gas main accident

Tata Steel has been fine £30,000 after two workers narrowly missed being engulfed in flames as they attempted to repair a gas main.

27 January, 2012

company law

Company law comes under Red Tape Challenge spotlight

Companies have been asked for their views on how to tackle unnecessary bureaucracy in company and commercial law.

27 January, 2012

self-assessment tax

Taxman gives late filers 48-hour amnesty

People still rushing to beat the self-assessment tax deadline of Tuesday 31st January have been given an extra 48 hours to make their payments.

26 January, 2012

MANUFACTURING

Lord Mayor of London visits Bradford

Stephen Wright, President of Bradford Chamber, played host to Alderman David Wootton, the Lord Mayor of the City of London, at a special dinner in Bradford.

26 January, 2012

ACQUISITIONS

Jobs saved at F Cross and Sons

Over 120 jobs are secure after the car dealership was taken over.

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Smailes Goldie become official partner of World Trade Centre
Community stores are a runaway success
Recognition for Danwood’s building transformation
Eco Environments launches wholesale division
Tata Steel fined £30,000 after gas main accident
Company law comes under Red Tape Challenge spotlight
Taxman gives late filers 48-hour amnesty
Lord Mayor of London visits Bradford
Lincolnshire farmers to aid economic recovery
Jobs saved at F Cross and Sons


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