Safety pays dividends for Rosemere
Playing it safe has paid dividends not only for staff at a Preston company but also for Rosemere Cancer Foundation.
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Playing it safe has paid dividends not only for staff at a Preston company but also for Rosemere Cancer Foundation.
Join speakers from Western Union Business Solutions where they will uncover the key market trends and events set to shape FX markets for the weeks ahead.
Carbon Conscious Fresh Start Waste Services have furthered their commitment to providing businesses across the North West with waste reduction and recycling services through their recent substantial investment in a brand-new recycling facility.
B&M Waste Services won Employer of the Year at the National Recycling Awards at a virtual awards ceremony held on 27th January 2021.
One of the world’s most accomplished lawyers has collaborated with the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) to create a prestigious award.
In this weeks Guest Blog, we hear from Director or Pi Sq, Hannah Floyd on how the furniture industry has been affected by the pandemic.
In an article from Simon Danczuk, Chairman of Downtown London in Business, Simon tells us how Ministers each have to take individual accountability for their specific role within the pandemic.
Lancashire Business View is putting the spotlight on the county’s up and coming women in business and the part they will play in the post-pandemic fightback.
The importance of effective leadership in tough times and exceptionally difficult times such as Covid is being highlighted by Lancashire recruitment specialist Walmsley Wilkinson.
Leadership and management training company In Professional Development has created a new specialist division offering bespoke courses to businesses and organisations across the UK and internationally after seeing a huge spike in demand.
Students from the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) are to help mentor prisoners establish small business ventures through a virtual self-employment support clinic.
Chief executive of Downtown in Business, Frank McKenna, is calling on the government to take urgent action that will enable children who have missed out on nearly a year’s schooling, because of the pandemic, to catch up.