Three leading UK technology businesses have launched a new not-for-profit initiative designed to transform how businesses access high-quality industry talent.
Concern is growing that smaller businesses in the North East will be particularly affected following the government’s green light over sick pay entitlement from day one of a person’s employment.
An award winning public relations company has launched a unique new product to help businesses “bubble-wrap” their brand’s reputation.
A North East entrepreneur has launched a £250,000 pre-seed investment round for her new business. Amy Mooney owns Mutha Cuva, a new subscription-based business aimed at solving one of the UK’s most urgent clean energy challenges - heat pump servicing and maintenance.
In 2022, Just Williams joined forces with long-standing clients, Lynas Engineers, to help bring to life a new kind of industry event, focused on sparking collaboration, strengthening regional supply chains, and connecting businesses across the Built Environment.
Edwards Commercial Cleaning is proud to continue its long-standing partnership with Newcastle East End Football Club by introducing them to the BioVate range of sustainable cleaning products. The move will see the club eliminate single-use plastics while adopting safer, more environmentally friendly cleaning methods.
Newcastle IT services company Atlas Cloud Limited has expanded its operations by acquiring London-based firm Challow Design Network Services Limited.
A six-figure investment is fuelling the next stage of growth for one of the North East’s most recognisable independent food brands. The funding comes from NPIF II – NEL Debt Finance Fund, which is managed by NEL Fund Managers as part of the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund II (NPIF II).
EMG Solicitors’ growth journey continues as the firm marks another significant milestone with the opening of its newest office in Reading, further extending its national footprint and reinforcing its reputation as one of the UK’s top Court of Protection (COP) specialists.
A North East tech firm has been praised for bringing a businessman "back from rock bottom" after salvaging an app he'd raided his savings to develop.
