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DP World has received four new automated stacking cranes (ASCs) at London Gateway, as it continues to invest in vital infrastructure to support the UK’s supply chain.
The latest investment, totalling £56 million ($68.9 million), coincides with the cele…
A £6.6m funding cut has “considerably damaged” the confidence of an “already fragile” culture sector, a Holyrood committee has warned.
The Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee’s report, published on Tuesday, found the perfect st…
Chipboard manufacturer Egger has taken delivery of a 32-ton firing chamber that forms part of a new energy plant at its Northumberland base.
The component has been built by Teesside engineers Francis Brown and is said to be the largest item ever to lea…
Mass wash-ups of dead marine life on the Teesside coast were first reported in October 2021, with some scientists and fishermen believing the chemical compound pyridine was the cause.
Some argued the chemicals disturbed by dredging on the Tees riverbed…
Shipbuilder Harland and Wolff has provided the Government with an update on its work towards delivering key naval programmes.
Harland & Wolff has been investing in and upgrading its yards following the awarding of the Fleet Solid Support (FSS) contract…
National Geographic has included Belfast on its ‘Cool List’ for 2024.
The prestigious travel magazine has picked the 30 most exciting destinations to visit across the world next year – with Belfast taking a prominent spot near the top of the list.
The …
Howden Scotland, formerly known as Bruce Stevenson, has acquired Glasgow-based business insurance firm Neilson Laurence & Neil.
The transaction strengthens Howden’s presence in Scotland, with Neilson Laurence & Neil set to fully integrate into the Howd…
Morris & Spottiswood has exceeded pre-Covid turnover and more than doubled profitability over the last year.
The Glasgow-based construction group – which specialises in fit-out, housing, mechanical and electrical services – reported a 10% rise in turno…
Plans for a solar and green infrastructure facility in Devon that could provide renewable energy for up to 18,500 homes have been approved.
The proposed development, known as Ford Oaks would be situated four miles east of Exeter city centre and close t…
Neath Port Talbot Council has announced a new chapter in its development journey with a re-launch of its latest Local Development Plan (LDP).
The LDP is a crucial roadmap in the sustainable and responsible use of land, allocating areas for development …