Royal seal of approval for two innovative County Durham businesses
The innovative work of two County Durham businesses has been rewarded with a royal seal of approval.
The innovative work of two County Durham businesses has been rewarded with a royal seal of approval.
Jonathan Haskel, a member of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee, talked to Mike Hughes about how the Bank is helping North East businesses
Mike Hughes talks to Alex Burghart at the Darlington Economic Campus to hear more about expansion plans in the town
Whessoe is preparing a breakthrough that will recharge its impeccable reputation. Mike Hughes met technology director Greg Arnold and Dr David Costello to hear more
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has been told that plans for a pioneering fuel plant on Teesside could be at risk in a row over Government support.
Joanna Wake’s life has always had a certain rhythm, from the Department of Education, through to her own RAW Digital and on to Baltic Apprenticeships, she has always built and championed the routes that enable people to progress.
Games developer and publisher Double Eleven is ready to take over the whole of the landmark Boho X development in Middlesbrough as its new headquarters.
Mike Hughes goes inside the Clean Energy Education Hub at Redcar and Cleveland College and finds a UK breakthrough that is changing the lives of young people and laying the foundations for an exciting future
Nationwide Building Society is set to take over smaller rival Virgin Money after the pair agreed a deal worth around £2.9 billion.
The British Business Bank has launched its new Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund II (NPIF II), a £660m fund set to cover the entire North of England.
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