Author: Julia Bell

The University of Sunderland has revealed major plans to invest £250m into its campuses and facilities, in a move set to reflect the “transformational change” that is happening in the city. Continue reading →

Optimize, the routing and scheduling fleet optimisation specialist has appointed Rachel Riley MBE as its brand ambassador to drive market reach and brand recognition. Continue reading →

New College Durham is introducing a new Machining Technician Apprenticeship which will provide precision engineering manufacturing companies with a cost effective and time efficient way to upskill their employees. Continue reading →

Commercial property consultancy Naylors Gavin Black has seen a surge of growth within its property management department as landlords seek to cut costs in the face of inflation. Continue reading →

DigitalCity is launching its annual SCALE Programme next month (February) to support mature digital and tech companies to grow their business.

Applications are being invited for the DigitalCity SCALE programme funded through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). Continue reading →

2022 was a year of change, as businesses transition to a new normal after two years of disruption caused by the pandemic. Companies have managed to adapt, innovate and, in some cases, thrive but many have needed a helping hand along the way. Continue reading →

Azets, the UK Top 10 accountancy firm, has advised Care Homes for Adults with Disabilities Ltd (CHAD) on its sale to Swanton Care & Community Ltd (Swanton). Continue reading →

NTG Precision Engineering has marked its move to a new purpose-built facility with a series of production investments to further increase its capabilities and capacity. Continue reading →

North East-based recruitment firm Theo James is expanding into new markets, as it looks to support the regions manufacturing and engineering industries. Continue reading →