There are a few things in life that are guaranteed: death, taxes and politicians treading the same old ground on education.

Newcastle's Business Improvement District (BID) company is coming to the end of its five-year cycle. It faces its own ‘election’ before the end of the year and, if it is successful and reinstated for a fourth term, will secure an additional £10 million of ring-fenced investment for the city centre.

Newcastle’s award-winning Portland House continues to see strong demand for its sustainable workspace after securing a major new tenant.

An energy sector equipment provider is creating jobs after a factory move it says will help drive the region’s net-zero push.

A vehicle repair firm has been sold to a national operator.

A builder has been appointed to deliver a 135-home city centre development.

Haines Watts has continued to invest in its tax offering with the appointment of associate partner Laura Dickson.

An A-Level pupil jumped four grades in a mock exam, thanks to one of the educational projects spearheaded by Newcastle’s oldest school.

A technology firm has reaffirmed a jobs commitment after completing an office revamp.

Nothing attracts the attention of people in the North East more than the creation of jobs, writes Kevan Carrick.

A construction vehicle and equipment supplier has expanded across the Atlantic.

A family-run industrial services firm has announced a “monumental milestone”.

The North East of England Process Industry Cluster’s (NEPIC) Meet the Members Expo and Conference is returning on Thursday, October 5.