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Economic Development

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Danielle Hicks

12:49, 6 MAY 2014

Rod Spiby, Bulleys; Andrew Lamb, Harris Lamb; Noel Muscatt, Bulleys.1 of 8
Tom Kilmster, JLL; Andrew Preston, LCP; John Robinson, DTZ; James Straw, JLL.2 of 8
Fergus McKinnon, McKinnon Nelson; Jo Salmon, LCP; Myles McKinnon, McKinnon Nelson.3 of 8
Derek Lawrence, DTZ; Gary Chamberlain, LCP; Hazel Whittington, JLL; Mark Robinson, KWB; Rob Heald, LCP.4 of 8
Stephen Moore, Simpson Moore; Adam Ramshaw, Mark Chapham, Lambert Smith Hampton.5 of 8
James Darby, Darby Keye Property; Hannah Ward, Hannets Banking; Matthew Pegg, LCP; Chris Keye, Darby Keye Property; Edd Purcell, Cushman and Wakefield.6 of 8
Philippa Pickavance, Philippa Pickavance Real Estate; Andrew Cosnett, Jones Lang Lasalle; Jilly Cosgrove, Barques.7 of 8
David Walker, Bruton Knowles; Anthony Derbyshire, Matalan; Ian Hughes, Rowley Hughes Thompson; Jonathan Rowley, Rowley Hughes Thompson.8 of 8

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'Significant local objection' to 133-home development

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The University of Salford's apprenticeship programmes are designed to tackle the skills gaps in the North West

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Liberal Democrats

The Liberal Democrats said the £18m would be far better spent supporting teaching, research, and student services

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Black Communities

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The Walsall-headquartered business has posted a revenue of £1.1bn for 2024 while it reported a pre-tax loss of £31.7m

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Ministry of Defence

Avon Technologies said the equipment would be delivered in the 2026 financial year

Successful bidders to deliver two huge floating windfarms in the Celtic Sea revealed

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The joint government and industry funding is for cutting-edge aviation initiatives

£500m rails deal to bolster Scunthorpe steelworks, say Ministers

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