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A landmark £48million development at Durham University will bring together activities which are currently dispersed across the City into purpose-built facilities.
Contracts have been exchanged between the University and its appointed construction partner, Laing O’Rourke.
The new development, which is positioned at the edge of the University’s Science Site along Stockton Road, in
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Former Corus worker Stephen Prest has turned from steel to gold. His new fudge business, set up with wife Michelle after he was made redundant, has scooped three gold star awards from the Guild of Fine Food.
Northumbria Fudgery started just a few months ago with the help of a £7,500 grant
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Manufacturing giant ThyssenKrupp Tallent has revealed plans to create 70 new jobs at its County Durham plant with the help of North East recruitment firm TEMP-TEAM.
The German-owned multinational is looking to recruit machine operators, forklift truck drivers and welders over the next two months at its Newton Aycliffe factory, which
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Overseas investment created or safeguarded 6,673 jobs in the North East over the last year.
The inward investment figures were announced at the UK Trade & Investment Business Summit attended by over 100 of the UK’s leading investors.
Nationally, 94,346 jobs have been created or safeguarded as a result of direct
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An interior landscaping company that transforms offices and private homes across the UK is celebrating 28 years in business and continuing to grow strongly despite the recession.
Lease-A-Leaf Ltd, based near Hexham, Northumberland, is one of the oldest established independent companies of its
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A backpack that responds to the movements of the spine has been designed by a Northumbria University student.
And while it might look like an outsize caterpillar but Shaun Little’s innovative rucksack could catch on big time with cyclists.
The specially designed Vertebrae backpack, features several miniature bag compartments to help disperse
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Irish dance expert Julie Johnson is the ‘reel’ deal when it comes to business training techniques.
She’s been convincing companies and organisations in the region to think differently in order to get in step in the workplace.
According to Julie, who’s Reel Leader training venture is attracting a growing following, the answers to working more effectively can be worked out on the dance floor.
Her unique training programme cleverly combines workplace skill sets with
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A major campaign to strengthen the links between Durham Tees Valley Airport and the region’s business community has got off to a flying start.
Over 50 companies from across the North East gathered at Middlesbrough’s Riverside Stadium yesterday (22nd June 2010) for the launch of the airport’s ‘Travel Pledge’ initiative
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A new business development team has been set up to help high growth small businesses turn their scientific innovations into strong commercial realities and help boost the region’s wealth.
The £4.5m Innovation Accelerator, managed by the Centre for Process Innovation, at the Wilton Centre, Redcar, has been established to give technology driven North East start-ups support getting their enterprises off the ground.
In addition to offering these exclusive resources, the Innovation Accelerator
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A North East fire-fighter has turned his attention to another burning issue – tackling global warming.
David Maloney has set up his own renewable energy firm with the help of UK Steel Enterprise.
Having spent the last 14 years with the fire service in Redcar, the 39-year-old and his wife Angela have
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