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Brindleyplace's annual Film Festival

Brindleyplace's annual Film Festival

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  1. Gemma Stokes, Narvir Bindra, Laura Clapham, RBS.
    Gemma Stokes, Narvir Bindra, Laura Clapham, RBS.1 of 8
  2. Ruth Mitchell, Moorfield; Guy Thompson, GVA.
    Ruth Mitchell, Moorfield; Guy Thompson, GVA.2 of 8
  3. Roula Xenides, Pride of Birmingham Awards; Jane Williams, Fandango Media.
    Roula Xenides, Pride of Birmingham Awards; Jane Williams, Fandango Media.3 of 8
  4. Paul Ellis, Kim Powell; Erik Simonsen, Deutsche Bank.
    Paul Ellis, Kim Powell; Erik Simonsen, Deutsche Bank.4 of 8
  5. Lydia Ellis, Alison Murphy, Brindleyplace.
    Lydia Ellis, Alison Murphy, Brindleyplace.5 of 8
  6. Kay Cadman, Core Marketing; Sian Roberts, NEC; James McMullan, Core Marketing.
    Kay Cadman, Core Marketing; Sian Roberts, NEC; James McMullan, Core Marketing.6 of 8
  7. Dan Silverstone, Ruth Taylor, Phil Birchall, Krishna Chauhan, Luci Widdowson, GRIN.
    Dan Silverstone, Ruth Taylor, Phil Birchall, Krishna Chauhan, Luci Widdowson, GRIN.7 of 8
  8. Matt Long, Colliers; Rob Valentine, Bruntwood; Henry Valentine, Nottingham Trent University.
    Matt Long, Colliers; Rob Valentine, Bruntwood; Henry Valentine, Nottingham Trent University.8 of 8
TransportFuture of northern HS2 land still 'under consultation'Lord Hendy tells new BBC podcast series the land earmarked for Leeds and Manchester legs is still held by HS2
Locations of three huge new Welsh wind farms revealed that will dominate skylines and power 350,000 homes
Welsh Government
The plan is to generate enough renewable electricity to meet 70% of what's used in Wales by 2030, rising to 100% by 2035
Rejection for new rail service connecting North Wales with West Midlands and London
Transport
Government regulator throws out plans which would have increased services to the capital from stations in the West Midlands
Liverpool's new town plan is 'one of the most exciting regeneration opportunities' in º£½ÇÊÓƵ and beyond
Economic Development
The new town would span 5km from just north of Liverpool city centre, across Everton, Anfield and Kirkdale and into Bootle
Liverpool's 30 James Street Hotel reopens as White Star Hotel under new management
Hotels
The 30 James Street Hotel closed earlier this year amid financial issues
Economic DevelopmentLiverpool's new town plan is 'one of the most exciting regeneration opportunities' in º£½ÇÊÓƵ and beyondThe new town would span 5km from just north of Liverpool city centre, across Everton, Anfield and Kirkdale and into Bootle
Future of northern HS2 land still 'under consultation'
Transport
Lord Hendy tells new BBC podcast series the land earmarked for Leeds and Manchester legs is still held by HS2
Locations of three huge new Welsh wind farms revealed that will dominate skylines and power 350,000 homes
Welsh Government
The plan is to generate enough renewable electricity to meet 70% of what's used in Wales by 2030, rising to 100% by 2035
Price pressures ease on North East firms but sales are subdued, survey finds
Economy
The quarterly economic survey from the North East Chamber of Commerce returned mixed results
Blackpool bids farewell to brutalist Bonny Street Police Station as redevelopment looms
North West
Landmark to make way for proposed £300m Blackpool Central scheme
TransportFuture of northern HS2 land still 'under consultation'Lord Hendy tells new BBC podcast series the land earmarked for Leeds and Manchester legs is still held by HS2
Work starts on new £1.25bn electric arc furnace for Tata at Port Talbot
Wales
The electric arc furnace will make greener steel from scrap.
Humber Estuary could be new home to 'floating power barge' and small nuclear reactor
Energy
The Humber Estuary could be home to the º£½ÇÊÓƵ's first small nuclear reactor, following an agreement signed by an international consortium.
National Trust to cut 550 jobs following chancellor's tax hikes
Employment
The charity has blamed rising costs including increases to employer national insurance contributions
McVitie’s owner Pladis investing £56m in North West sites – including Stockport Jaffa Cake plant and Aintree's Jacob’s Cream Cracker bakery
Food and Drink
Move will see robotic chocolate moulding line in Stockport and new ovens at Liverpool bakery
DorsetDorset Council planning to spend more cash on local goods Changes in Government rules should now make it easier for the authority to 'buy local', it has said
McVitie’s owner Pladis investing £56m in North West sites – including Stockport Jaffa Cake plant and Aintree's Jacob’s Cream Cracker bakery
Food and Drink
Move will see robotic chocolate moulding line in Stockport and new ovens at Liverpool bakery
Aviation textile company opens larger production facility in Somerset
Somerset
The company has long-standing relationships with Boeing Defence º£½ÇÊÓƵ and Leonardo
Pennant International agrees global partnership deal with Siemens
Deals
The AIM-listed company has also entered into a collaboration agreement with a German software business
Liverpool's new town plan is 'one of the most exciting regeneration opportunities' in º£½ÇÊÓƵ and beyond
Economic Development
The new town would span 5km from just north of Liverpool city centre, across Everton, Anfield and Kirkdale and into Bootle
Top Stories
Mulberry raises £20m from shareholders after fall in sales
Retail
The Somerset-based luxury handbag maker says the extra capital will fund its growth
South West Water to pay £24m for wastewater spills
Environment
Water regulator Ofwat said an investigation found a 'range of failures' at the Exeter-based company
Nuclear and tech park in Gloucestershire could create 1,000 jobs
Energy
Chiltern Vital Berkeley has launched a consultation on the scheme and is inviting the public to share their views on the proposals
Plans for glass bottling factory in Ebbw Vale creating 600 jobs abandoned
Manufacturing
Ciner Glass said the project is no longer commercially viable
º£½ÇÊÓƵ's 'digital economy' is a 'digital illusion' with firms using outdated tech
By City AM
A new report has warned that the º£½ÇÊÓƵ's digital economy is at risk because businesses are still relying on outdated, paper-based verification processes
Chancellor Rachel Reeves cautioned against more tax hikes as economy contracts
By City AM
Experts have warned the government could be facing a £30bn blackhole in the public finances, with the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealing the º£½ÇÊÓƵ economy contracted by 0.1% in May
Safety communications business aims for US and European growth after winning NPIF II investment
Tech
Audiebant's systems deliver messages in emergency situations
Greencore's £1.2bn Bakkavor takeover offer to be investigated by º£½ÇÊÓƵ competitions watchdog
Deals
The tie-up was agreed in May and will form a combined food group with annual sales of about £4bn
Thousands of robots, dinosaur video games and voting by chopstick – inside Amazon’s super-high tech Japanese hub
Technology
BusinessLive went to Japan to learn about Amazon warehouse technology making global deliveries quicker
Strong demand for º£½ÇÊÓƵ student housing as university applications grow, says Unite
Housing
Bristol-headquartered accommodation provider Unite says student numbers are expected to rise for the 2025-26 academic year
DF Capital hails ‘continued momentum’ and asset finance launch as new loans reach record high
Finance
Manchester bank will move into Express Building later this year
Somerset railway reopening confirmed with £27.6m government funding boost
Politics
The long-awaited project involves constructing new stations in Portishead and Pill