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Willerby And Swift Join Forces To Raise Over £5,000 For HEY Children’s University

Two of the UK’s leading holiday home manufacturers, Willerby and Swift, came together for a charity sports day that raised over £5,000 for Hull and East Yorkshire (HEY) Children’s University.

Yorkshire lawyer explains why trusting AI to write wills is risky business

As growing numbers of people use artificial intelligence (AI) in their daily lives, some are now trusting the technology to write wills, which is...

Aykley Group expands pipeline with Northumberland acquisition

Newcastle property developer Aykley Group has acquired a 13-acre site in Northumberland as it continues to expand its residential development pipeline across the region. The...

New homes Development Opens In Wakefield Suburb

A new homes development in the Wakefield suburb of Crofton, has been officially launched to the local community. Priory Fields, a development by leading housebuilder...
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Why Engineers Should Work with Specialist Distributors Instead of General Suppliers

Every engineer has been there. A project is moving at pace, an electro-mechanical connector fails, or a specification changes at the last minute. Suddenly,...
Manchester or Leeds? Inside the Race to Host No.10 North

Manchester or Leeds? Inside the Race to Host No.10 North

Andy Burnham's rise to Downing Street this summer feels like the stuff of myth. The Mayor of Greater Manchester, nicknamed the King of the...

Bellway site manager in Tyldesley recognised with Pride in the Job award

A Senior Site Manager working for Bellway’s Manchester division has been rewarded for their dedication to building quality homes for their customers. Ryan Brunt is...

Yorkshire Celebrant Helps Rewrite 200 Years Of Marriage Law

Stuart Morris, 58, from Malham, North Yorkshire, founder of The International College of Professional Celebrants (ICPC), the world's largest trainer of wedding and funeral celebrants, joined David Lammy aboard a boat on 16 July and led a Q&A with him

New training salon opens doors to brighter futures for young people with SEND

A pioneering new training hub will help young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) take their first steps towards rewarding careers in the hair and beauty industry.
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Why Your Home Landline Is About to Stop Working – and What to Do...

Millions of UK households still rely on a traditional landline. It sits on the side table, takes calls from the GP surgery, and has...