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Accountants urge business owners to “check in” on new tax changes before taking a summer break
With summer holidays fast approaching, Derby-based accountants Vibrant Accountancy are encouraging business owners to check in on recent tax changes and upcoming deadlines before switching off for a well-earned break.
Mayor Ben Houchen backs Uniting Uniforms pre-loved school uniform initiative at Tees Valley Hospital
Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen has thrown his support behind a new partnership between school uniform charity Uniting Uniforms and Ramsay Health Care UK, set to provide pre-loved school uniforms to families across the region.
Ward expands with four new sites across the Midlands and Yorkshire
Metal recycling and waste management specialist, Ward, has acquired four new sites to increase its metal processing and waste management capabilities nationally, supporting its ambitious growth plans.
G5 Industrial Park in Wolverhampton reaches full capacity
Agents at Harris Lamb have reported that all 17 units at a brand-new Wolverhampton industrial estate are now let, bringing another prime commercial opportunity within the region to capacity.
Bridgnorth Aluminium electrifies its diversification strategy with major US deal
The UK’s last remaining aluminium rolling mill is increasing its growing impact in electrification after signing a landmark transatlantic deal with Lotte Aluminium Materials USA.
iconsys expands robotics capability with new Tebulo partnership
UK manufacturers looking to reduce operational risk and address labour shortages have received a boost today with news that iconsys has signed a strategic partnership agreement with a leading global robotics expert.
Popular Leicestershire charity shop to relocate, not close
Hinckley-based homelessness charity Emmaus Leicestershire & Rutland has announced plans to relocate its popular Emporium charity shop. The charity says the move is part of wider plans to create a more financially sustainable future for Emmaus in Hinckley.
ASG Aerospace appoints Air Marshal (retd) Greg Bagwell CB CBE as Executive Chairman
ASG Aerospace is pleased to announce the appointment of Air Marshal (retd) Greg Bagwell CB CBE as Executive Chairman, bringing over three decades of operational leadership in the Royal Air Force and extensive experience across the aerospace and defence sectors.
‘We’re still open for business’ – Lesters Arms owner urges people to back the pub to help it overcome the Brewood bridge closure
A Staffordshire entrepreneur, who invested more than £1m into bringing a derelict pub back to life, is urging people to back local businesses struggling with the impact of the canal bridge being closed in Brewood.
PTC unveils a wave of product innovations to boost manufacturers across the UK
PTC has launched its latest wave of product innovations to help manufacturers move faster, build smarter products, and unlock more value from their data.
A reimagined Stephenson’s Rocket steam train, giant elephants and community parade set for Crewe Day 2026
A reimagined Stephenson’s Rocket steam train, giant elephants, a Bentley car and a community parade featuring local groups and performers will take over Crewe town centre on Saturday, July 4th as Crewe Day returns for its annual celebration of community, heritage and local pride.