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IPF members' seminar and networking event

IPF members' seminar and networking event

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Economic Development

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Danielle Hicks

12:48, 9 JUN 2016

Tim Hurdiss, Larkstone Properties; Tony Mannix, Guest Speaker, Clipper Logistics; Sally Bruer, Guest Speaker, Gerald Eve LLP. (Image: John Hipkiss Photography)1 of 6
Matthew Tilt, LSH; John Sambrooks, Cushman & Wakefield LLP; Katie Aitchison, Savills; Charlie Roberton, Colliers Intrernational Property. (Image: John Hipkiss Photography)2 of 6
Katleish Holsey, BNP; Alex Watson, Barberry. (Image: John Hipkiss Photography)3 of 6
Richard Caundall, Acaster LLP; Mike Trainer, Gowling WLG; Tim Beresford, The CA4 Partnership. (Image: John Hipkiss Photography)4 of 6
Mark Jones, Shakespeare Martineau; Peter Fletcher, Solice Property; Andrew Bennett, Gowling WLG. (Image: John Hipkiss Photography)5 of 6
Andrew Brazier, Ryon Properties; David Holt, D&P Holt Ltd; Nicholas Harris, Brimstree Property. (Image: John Hipkiss Photography)6 of 6

North West Leader says devolution could give Cheshire business a huge boost and stop county 'missing out' to Manchester and Liverpool Cheshire and Warrington is part of the government's devolution priority programme

Stockport County's stadium expansion plans set for summer decision

Club has big plans for Edgeley Park

Unemployment rate hits near four-year high as wage growth falls

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said the latest official figures showed further signs of a “cooling” labour market

Plans for over 300 homes in Cornwall town submitted

Two separate planning applications have been submitted for the developments

New block of flats set to be built in town centre

The four-storey block of flats will be built off Earl Street, between Bethel Street and Taylor Street

Deals North East deals of the week: key contracts, acquisitions and investments Companies featured in this week's round-up include Karbon Homes, Ceto, Black & White Engineering, Ryder Architecture, Tilly, Bailey & Irvine and AESC

Midgard wins brief to build 46-storey apartment complex

Contractor is expecting to break ground on new apartment scheme in Birmingham city centre in the coming months

Big rise in Transport for Wales services on new trains

This month the number of services running on its Wales and Borders network will be at 70%

Trump's new pharma policy sends GSK and AstraZeneca shares tumbling

The President announced the new plans in his latest Truth Social tirade

Brent Cross shopping centre in London taken over in £200m deal

The deal will see Hammerson raise its stake in the shopping centre to over 90 per cent

By City AM On The Beach boasts hike in profit as holidaymakers flock to book trips The Manchester-based business has benefited from a tie-up with Ryanair amid booming demand for European holidays.

Bristol social enterprise Babbasa launches fundraising appeal for 'youth unemployment crisis'

The Bristol-based organisation supports disadvantaged young people with moving into employment, business or education

Leader says devolution could give Cheshire business a huge boost and stop county 'missing out' to Manchester and Liverpool

Cheshire and Warrington is part of the government's devolution priority programme

British pub chain Marston's swings back into the black amid demand spike

The pub chain, which swung to a half-year profit, said trading has been "strong" across its managed and franchised estate amid higher demand

Delyth Evans confirmed as the new chair of Welsh language channel S4C

The channel also has five new board members

Major ��Ƶ heritage and belonging project awarded £1.25m from National Lottery

Black Communities

The 'UnMuseum' project will work with Black-led organisations across the region to deliver events, commission cultural works and create spaces of learning

Call for ‘new industrial strategy’ to help North and Midlands firms grow exports and close gap with London

Airports group MAG and the Growing Together Alliance launch ��Ƶ Trade Barometer

Offshore wind tech firm collapses with loss of jobs in Bristol and Scotland

Insolvency and Administration

Just last year the company announced plans to hire 200 staff globally and open more offices in Europe and Asia

Home Bargains owner's property push continues with 200-home development plan near £100m station

The proposals would see a 13-storey residential-led mixed use scheme developed in Liverpool's Baltic Triangle

'How I created a successful business in two years with minimal investment'

Toluwa Oyeleye set up her behavioural change consultancy in 2023 to help workplaces empower staff

Mayor of London's Oxford Street plan must include 'vital' new feature, ��Ƶ business leaders say

Sadiq Khan has been told that his plan to pedestrianise Oxford Street must include a key new feature, which is vital to the success of his plan, according to business leaders

The impact on Welsh farmers from trade deals with the US and India

NFU Cymru deputy president Abi Reader dissects the two trade deals the ��Ƶ has struck

Interest rate reduction by Bank of England set to decrease mortgage costs, analysts predict

The Bank of England's decision to cut interest rates is set to encourage major banks to cut mortgages, analysts have predicted

Boss of restaurant chain Steak of the Art on future of Bristol site

Steve Bowen spoke exclusively to Business Live about fighting to keep his Bristol restaurant open for business

David Beckham and Gary Neville target Premier League after joining Salford City ownership group

Economic Development

Former England captain inspired by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's work at Wrexham

��Ƶ-US trade deal provides 'much-needed certainty' - West Midlands business leaders react

The news that import tariffs on vehicles going into the US have been dropped to ten per cent has been seen as a major boost to the West Midlands manufacturing sector

Business leaders hail ��Ƶ-US deal – but say more details needed after months of 'turmoil'

Interest rate cut also welcomed