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As part of the ongoing regeneration planned for the seaside town and to add much needed retail space and new homes, Arch will develop a 9,380 sqft three-storey building on the former site of the Railway Inn and The New…

Two well-known North East entrepreneurs have taken their first steps into the healthcare sector with the acquisition of a successful Teesside equipment supplier. Richard and Julie Bennett, owners of specialist regional print and design firm Newcastle Print Solutions (NPS), have…

If a week is a long time in politics, then what of the last two months, following the disastrous impact of the Government’s mini-budget? Here, Steven Hugill picks through recent events, assessing the chaos and confusion, and…

Nine new digital businesses are being developed in the Tees Valley thanks to the support of DigitalCity. The latest cohort of innovative businesses on the DigitalCity Fellowship Accelerator includes a social enterprise games studio, a vlogging platform, an online revision…

The UK’s economic recovery lost some momentum in September, with the rate of private sector expansion easing from August’s 72-month high. The slowdown reflected weaker rises in both manufacturing production and service sector activity. Business confidence was also muted, with expectations…

North East private sector firms saw business activity grow for the first time in eight months in April, according to a new study. The latest NatWest PMI® survey also revealed new orders were up last month – with companies reporting stronger…

A rapidly expanding leisure operator has chosen a leading firm of chartered building surveyors and specialist project managers to work on its latest acquisitions. Silverstone Building Consultancy has been appointed to project manage the multimillion-pound refurbishment of two new destinations in the…

A record number of small business owners are planning to fold over the next 12 months, according to the FSB’s latest Small Business Index (SBI). The data suggests that the UK is on course to lose more than a quarter…