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17:12, 20 MAY 2013

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Economy Yorkshire and Humber private sector activity takes further tumble NatWest’s Yorkshire & Humber Business Activity Index has highlighted a drop in new orders

North East business confidence rises as activity increases, survey suggests

The latest NatWest Growth Tracker scores the region ahead of national averages

How Cardiff and Swansea rank on good growth index of ��Ƶ cities

Pricewaterhousecoopers

PwC has published its 2025 Good Growth for Cities Index

More than 200 houses proposed for Swindon across two sites

The schemes in Blunsdon are set to be approved by Swindon Borough Council's planning committee

Anglian and South West Water to pay out £86m over wastewater spills

Both companies failed to have adequate processes and oversight by their senior management and board

Deals The latest acquisition and fundraising news in Welsh business Companies featured include Zero, Moka United, PharmaGroup, Ty Nant, Knights and Innate-Essence

Revenues top £1bn and profits rise at Northumbrian Water

The company wants to invest more in its network and other environmental measures and is disputing its Ofwat determination on future bill levels

County Durham glass fibre firm Lamplas sold to Leeds' MPM Group

The deal brings together two family firms who have worked together before

Yorkshire and Humber private sector activity takes further tumble

NatWest’s Yorkshire & Humber Business Activity Index has highlighted a drop in new orders

First multibank in Wales donated nearly half a million items to families in poverty in inaugural year

Swansea Bay City Region

Cwtch Mawr is operated by Swansea-based charity Faith in Families

FinTech Wales reveals new chief executive

Sarah Jones take up the top role from chief marketing officer

Frank Recruitment Group returns to profit despite second year of falling revenues

The Newcastle-based group pointed to a turnaround in fortunes after a period of slow global hiring

Church and golf clubs to the fore at ProcCon Awards

Our second shortlist of this year's award scheme showcases small non-residential schemes across Leicestershire

Government turns to Grimsby Town co-owner to lead investment drive

Jason Stockwood will join the House of Lords and become investment minister

Insecure work holding back Yorkshire and Humber economy, TUC says

One in eight people in the region is not in secure work, according to the trade union body

REVEALED: ��Ƶ's best-performing airports named

The airports scored highly for customer satisfaction across areas including short queues and efficient security

Merry Hill centre placed on the market

Retail and leisure hub in Brierley Hill is looking for a new owner with a rumoured £250m price tag

North East jobs threat as massive chemicals firm goes into administration

Insolvency and Administration

Venator Materials employs 500 people on Teesside and Tyneside, and more than 2,200 around the world

Bodycare goes into administration with hundreds of job losses – full list of stores to close

Insolvency and Administration

Interpath exploring options for remaining stores

Despite $84bn losses, reinsurance capital hits record high, industry stays profitable

Global reinsurance capital rose 4.8 per cent to a record $805 billion in the first half of 2025

Heathrow rival bids to win third runway contract - with help from 'world's best airport'

The man behind a rival bid to operate Heathrow Airport has secured the backing of the world's number one airport as he bids to win the contract to build the hub's third runway

Sainsbury’s to use facial recognition technology in shops

Retail & High Street

The supermarket said the move is part of efforts to identify shoplifters and curb a sharp increase in retail crime