Transport and Logistics Network
Wales continues to face economic challenges. The impact of rapid changes in key industries, such as manufacturing, mining and steel making, can be seen in continuing poor employment, productivity and poverty rates.
The latest official figures (albeit r…
By Josh Marsh – 13 November 2023
Two businesses in the town’s network of Chesterfield Champions[1] have taken home prestigious accolades at East Midlands Chamber’s Derbyshire Business Awards.
The ceremony recognised East Midlands Chamber members across…
Aurora Energy Services, the north firm that was set up by serial entrepreneurs Doug Duguid and Michael Buchan to help drive the energy transition, has joined the Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport (ICFGF) consortium.
Mr Duguid said the move w…
A central hub for all employment, career and development opportunities associated with the UK Freeports, ‘Freeport[1]’ is open to businesses looking for talent within the Freeport sector and for individuals interested in working within the industry.
T…
Trebor Developments and Hillwood have exchanged contracts with Siemens to pre let a 94,841 sq ft unit in Goole.
The scheme had been marketed as “Point 36 Goole” and Trebor secured detailed planning consent for the proposed unit, before entering into di…
Kirsty Morrison
Albyn Housing Society chief executive Kirsty Morrison shares why there will always be a place for housing associations.
Housing, for most of us, is one of the very few constants in our lives. Our home plays host to some of the happ…
THE United Nations workers’ rights watchdog has rebuked the government over its failures on the P&O Ferries scandal and called for a strengthening of employee protections.
The International Labour Organisation (ILO) urged the Tories to increase sanctio…
One of the enduring legacies of the pandemic has been an increase in control for employees in how, when and where they work especially in terms of hybrid working.
As a long-term campaigner for flexible working, I see this as a good thing.
But my recent…
New Kensington’s city council has approved the initiation of a rezoning process for a property near the downtown area. The area in question, located at Constitution Boulevard and Seventh Street, is currently categorized as light industrial but is set t…
New Kensington’s city council has voted to initiate a rezoning process for a property near downtown with the aim of promoting more commercial development in the area. The targeted parcel, located at Constitution Boulevard and Seventh Street, is current…