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Danielle Hicks

14:41, 10 NOV 2016

John Campion, Richard Taylor, Stephen Bottley, Pat Murphy, Huw Dolphin.1 of 7
Fiona Thomson, Chris Pinney, Neil Bowker, Neha Lugg.2 of 7
David Rimmer, Monique Sutherland, Roger Collier.3 of 7
Amy Walker, Tom Swain, Charlotte Duce, Jon Roden, Helen Wheeler-Jones.4 of 7
Richard Taylor, Gary Lowe, Gareth Stokes.5 of 7
Darren Boocock, Trevor Ivory, Simon Butler-Finbow, Matthew Cowlishaw.6 of 7
Richard Craven, Stephen Bottley, Matthew Cowlishaw, Simon Stirling.7 of 7

North West Who is Mark Stott? The businessman in charge of Stockport County FC and property giant Vita Group He has previously been branded Stockport's most successful businessman ever

Solar farm plan refused over 'unacceptable impact'

Economic Development

Dorset scheme had received local support

Hundreds of new homes at £65m scheme by Hill Dickinson Stadium are completed

Torus says Hartley Locks scheme aims to meet 'overwhelming demand for high-quality housing in North Liverpool'

By City AM ��Ƶ creative industries under threat from soaring office rents Rental costs have climbed by a third since 2019 whilst growth within the creative sector has stagnated

Nearly 200 new homes planned for growing Somerset town near M5

Gladman Developments has launched a consultation on its revised vision for the site

Former restaurant site proposed for Bournemouth Pier repairs compound

The compound site will serve the Bournemouth Pier structural repair works and will be in use for up to two years

'Defining moment' in Gloucestershire's future approaches

It is likely three options on how a council shake-up could unfold will be submitted to the Government

‘Put the crayons away and start delivering’: Manchester’s message to Government as business confidence falls

Chamber chiefs want more certainty from Government ahead of the Budget

By City AM Steven Bartlett steps down from director role at Diary of a CEO maker The entrepreneur and former Dragons' Den star is no longer a director of the company behind his Diary of a CEO podcast, according to a new filing with Companies House

Grade-II listed Regency villa in Edgbaston has a magical feel

This stunning Regency villa in Edgbaston has a magical feel about it

��Ƶ agrees to sell 20 Typhoon jets to Turkey in £8bn deal billed as a 'win for British workers'

BAE Systems plc

The agreement is the largest fighter jet deal in almost 20 years and the first new order for ��Ƶ Typhoons since 2017, helping support thousands of British jobs

BAE Systems plc ��Ƶ agrees to sell 20 Typhoon jets to Turkey in £8bn deal billed as a 'win for British workers'The agreement is the largest fighter jet deal in almost 20 years and the first new order for ��Ƶ Typhoons since 2017, helping support thousands of British jobs

North East firms triumph at British Chambers of Commerce Business Awards 2025

Square One Law and Southern Asset Management are celebrating their wins at national level

Tommee Tippee owner falls into the red after year of challenges

Company Results

Despite posting losses and a drop in turnover directors said they are confident that the group will return to growth

The latest appointments in Welsh business

Here we feature the latest appointments in Welsh business including those at Foresight, Foresight, ICC Wales, Hugh James and Hexa Finance

��Ƶ creative industries under threat from soaring office rents

Rental costs have climbed by a third since 2019 whilst growth within the creative sector has stagnated

Number of high-earning women in ��Ƶ hits record high - but gender pay gap remains

A significant gender gap continues at the top earning levels

Greencore-Bakkavor merger faces competition concerns over supermarket sauces

CMA says it has no competition concerns over the supply of chilled ready meals and own-label salads

Almost two thirds of charities axe jobs and services over financial strain

The vast majority of charity bosses have warned they are considering leaving their roles amid intense conditions in the sector, experts at Rathbones have warned

Council tightens controls after spending scandal

In some cases jobs were being carried out at rates which were many times the cost which might have been expected

Retail sales hit highest level since 2022 in surprise boost for economy

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said retail sales volumes rose 0.5% in September, a significant boost from the 0.4% drop pencilled in by economists

Bank of England finance chief named most influential black Briton

Black Communities

Afua Kyei is at the top of the Powerlist 2026

Bristol named among top destinations to visit in the world

It is the only ��Ƶ city included on the travel guide's list for 2026

Powerlist 2026: Full list of ��Ƶ's most influential Black people

Black Communities

The annual rankings celebrate Black excellence across various industries and sectors

Listed eyewear maker receives two separate takeover offers

The Bath-based business designs, manufacturers and distributes sunglasses, optical frames and lenses

Natwest shares rocket over 5% after cost-cutting plan delivers strong profit growth

Natwest reported a major increase in third-quarter profit with the bank also upgrading its income target for the full year. Its shares were more than five per cent higher as markets opened.

Cornish company becomes first to mine and refine lithium in ��Ƶ

Cornish Lithium is extracting huge amounts of the mineral - used in the production of batteries - from a vast quarry near Penryn

Steven Bartlett steps down from director role at Diary of a CEO maker

The entrepreneur and former Dragons' Den star is no longer a director of the company behind his Diary of a CEO podcast, according to a new filing with Companies House