Aberla Energy secures 3-year Solar PV Contract
Aberla Energy, part of the North West based Aberla Group, has been selected by Progress Housing Group as their specialist energy contractor over the next three years.
Living Archive Locates In Teesside
A new business that is set to be a solution for organisations across the UK wanting to store and exhibit multi media content in...
Materials Processing Institute announces partnership with NorthEast Capital to support emerging science and engineering-led...
The Materials Processing Institute has announced a partnership with technology investment fund manager NorthEast Capital to support the growth of the region’s technology underpinned...
Double boost for Court of Protection team at law firm Bromleys
Law firm Bromleys has enhanced its Court of Protection team with two appointments.
Chris Brayshaw and Rebecca Calverley have joined the Tameside practice from firms in Manchester city centre.
Eviction ban extension one of several impending changes affecting landlords and tenants, says My...
My Property Box is highlighting a trio of changes that will have an impact on both landlords and tenants.
Most notably, the government ban on...
London named the UK’s events capital: Experts call for action to strengthen the events...
A new ranking developed by Leeds based events specialist AYRE Event Solutions reveals the ‘events capitals’ of the UK, with London taking the top...
R3, the UK’s insolvency and restructuring trade body – Media statement
February 2021 corporate and individual insolvency statistics – R3 response
• Corporate insolvencies fell by 9% to 686 in February 2021 compared to January’s...
10 new affordable homes announced in Teesside’s property hotspot
Hellens Residential has announced that 10 new build homes will be made available on the Rent to Buy Scheme at one of Teesside’s most...
Taylor&Emmet steps out in force to support local 10K
A record number of staff from Sheffield’s Taylor&Emmet LLP are taking part in this year’s Dronfield 10K, which the firm is sponsoring for the fourth consecutive year.
Firms urged to plan for long-term survival as insolvencies fall
With company insolvencies having fallen to their lowest level in two years due to high levels of government support, a North West insolvency expert is urging businesses to create a survival plan for when support measures come to an end.
