Wednesday 15 September 2021

Revenues have neared the £100m milestone at a historic builders' merchant with branches across the North of England.
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In an age of increasingly rapid urbanisation, we run the risk of disconnecting people from nature at the cost of our physical and mental health. Some exciting new schemes are underway that spell hope for the future, but we can do more, says Claire Wansbury from Atkins.
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Hexham-based taxi and minibus company EcoCabs has undergone a green transformation in a bid to become the most eco-friendly transport service in the North East, with support from Lloyds Bank.
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High street retailer Wilko has outlined a £3m investment in an autonomous delivery company in a bid to support the deployment of the firm's technology onto UK roads.
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Associate solicitor, Mike Ward of Swinburne Maddison LLP, explains what is meant by a “gentleman’s agreement” and considers whether it is naive to expect to be able to rely on a person’s word or if there are any situations where such an agreement could in fact be legally binding.
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North East construction company Brims is preparing for a busy year, with £30m of orders already secured and further tender opportunities in the pipeline.
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Plans for the restoration of Seaburn’s Tram Shelter have moved forward.
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A Teesside business set up at the start of 2021 to supply cable harnesses and electrical systems to the subsea sector has already secured a string of global orders.
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The chief executive of car retail giant Pendragon has said the first half of its financial year marked another "strong period of progress" after the business reported a surge in revenue and a return to pre-tax profit.
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Newton Aycliffe-based flag and flagpole manufacturer Harrison Flagpoles has invested £70,000 in a new high-speed textile printer to further enhance its production capabilities.
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