INNSiDE Manchester has partnered with one of the UK’s leading technical event production and AV hire companies to launch Manchester’s first virtual event production studio in a hotel.
Yorkshire-based software company Despatch Cloud is experiencing momentous growth during the Covid-19 pandemic, beating its third successive growth target with an increase in sales of 300%.
As part of its on-going plan to support students during the coronavirus pandemic, the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) has approved a seven-week rebate for students with a UCLan accommodation contract.
The Metro Mayor of the Liverpool City Region, has commented on Transport for the North budget cut.
Investment in industrial processes aligned to green manufacturing could offer the Treasury a way to protect the UK’s economy from further fallout as a result of Lockdown 3.0, an expert economist has said.
Enjoy a selection of The Alchemist’s most popular signature serves at home or send to friends and loved ones for a lockdown pick-me-up or birthday treat. Served in amber medicine bottles.
Bruntwood Works and Trafford Council are consulting with residents over an ambitious multi-million pound masterplan to transform Stretford Mall and the surrounding area.
Siemens is bucking the downward trend in early careers opportunities by offering 26 school leavers, university students and graduates a pathway into manufacturing, automation and digitalisation.
Nearly a year into the pandemic, where are we with the government’s levelling up agenda for the North? Jim’s blog reports on a Downtown event where bosses of Local Enterprise Partnerships cast a critical eye on minister’s approach to the crisis.
Free astronomy resource for primary school pupils is available now from UCLan.
In their continuing commitment to ‘End Furniture Poverty’ and having supplied more than 200 full computer systems to those in need via their Reuse IT programme, much-loved Merseyside headquartered Bulky Bob’s launched their ‘Computers for Kids’ programme.
Labour may be ahead in the polls, but if they are to have any chance of winning the next General Election they need to do much, much more. Frank McKenna reflects on the challenges facing Keir Starmer – a leader who is more popular than his party.
