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Getting the right deal when it comes to pensions and divorce is more complex than you may think, says Mary Shaw, solicitor and mediator at David Gray It’s possible to overthink some things when getting divorced: for example, painstakingly trying…

On November 12, key figures from across Newcastle, Gateshead, and the wider region, gathered for a one-day conference to tackle the climate change crisis, and discuss how the region can work together to reach its net zero ambitions. This event…

Acas, the employment and workplace advisory body, has updated its guidance in respect of best practice for returning to work during the coronavirus pandemic. The update comes after calls to Acas’ helplines increased by a third (34 per cent) year-on-year,…

One of Northern England’s leading law firms has partnered with one of the UK’s largest providers of legal education to help develop its future lawyers. Ward Hadaway has teamed up with The University of Law to provide all of its…

Young people looking to work in the creative sector are now able to gain skills and learn their trade in a way that completely reflects how the industry operates thanks to a new approach by Gateshead College. CoLab at Gateshead…

Spinning plates is part and parcel of Neil Gardiner’s busy working week but how does the multi-tasking managing director of technology catalyst firm N17 Growth Partners stay ahead of the game? Your role with N17 requires you to take a…

As the shipping industry increasingly adopts technology to stay on the move, North P&I Club reveals how it is using artificial intelligence to support key operations.   The shipping industry is one with centuries of tradition and a proud history, particularly…

A finger on the pulse of change Innovation and technology surround us and are part of our everyday lives, in sickness and in health. And with huge demands on the NHS and its workforce – before and after the coronavirus…