Trade unions representing workers at leather goods firm Pittards have urged the Government to do more to support UK manufacturers, as the troubled Somerset firm… Read More »Pittards Looks For Buyer Amid Union Calls For Government Help
Hull KR’s Wembley appearance played a major part in Hull Trains securing a record day of operations. The Challenge Cup Final made it a sporting… Read More »Hull Trains Breaks Daily Passenger Record To Get KR Fans To Wembley
The UK arm of caravan and motorhome manufacturer Erwin Hymer says component supply difficulties have impacted on its trading. New accounts for the County Durham-based… Read More »Motorhome Maker Erwin Hymer Swings To Loss As Semiconductor Supply Issues Bite
A Bristol-based space recruitment company was invited to the White House to present its vision for promoting equality in the space sector. Established in 2019,… Read More »Bristol Company Takes Space Sector Diversity And Inclusion To The White House
The region’s business activity returned to ‘modest’ growth in July after an early summer lull, with only London and the North West recording a stronger… Read More »Region Back In Growth Mode After Early Summer Stutter As Laggard Title Dropped
Signs the Northern Ireland economy may be picking up pace were erased in July as activity across much of the private sector contracted. The latest… Read More »Ulster Bank PMI: Northern Ireland Economy’s Recover Falters In July
South West firms saw a sustained drop in sales amid higher borrowing costs and increased economic uncertainty, according to a new NatWest report. The bank… Read More »South West Sales Drop Amid Higher Interest Rates, NatWest Reports
The region’s businesses have experienced the fastest downturn in output in 11 months, new research suggests. The North East’s manufacturing and services firms reported the… Read More »North East Firms Experience Half Year Slump As Output Falls Faster Than Other Regions
The potential loss of 500 jobs at a haulage company in Lurgan has been blamed on Brexit by the business’s owners. In a letter to… Read More »Brexit Takes The Blame For Potential Loss Of 500 Jobs And Closure Of Lurgan Haulier
A £1.24bn deal between US United Health Group and Leeds-based Emis Group has been provisionally cleared by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). It comes… Read More »£1.24bn Takeover Of Yorkshire’s Emis Group By US Health Giant Given Provisional Clearance By CMA