Pod has designs on growth with new appointments
North East architects Pod Newcastle is gearing up for continued growth with two new appointments to strengthen further its team.
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Three graduate entrepreneurs nailing the North East start-up scene
They are all graduates of Northumbria University s pioneering Entrepreneurial Business Management EBM programme and now they re running successful businesses just six months after leaving University.
Post Christmas sales How important are they?
Coca Cola truck has graced our TV screens, Greggs have released their festive bake and Mariah Carey will be bellowing out those well-known lyrics and Michael Bubl will be lining up his re-appearance.
The market for luxury buying
For some of us, money is no object at Christmas time especially when it comes to splashing the cash on a loved one. For those with a lot of extra cash, spending 600,000 on a diamond encrusted Christmas tree is thought of as acceptable.
Event celebrates arts project achievements
Celebrating Age is a project managed by MIMA, in partnership with Thirteen, within sheltered accommodation developments to encourage the creative engagement of people over-55.
Do I register as a limited company or as a sole trader?
There is a myriad of factors to consider when starting up a new business. The first decision you should prioritise is whether to operate as a limited company or sole trader.
Yarm School tapping its heels and toes at ball in aid of local charity
The ball, held at the Princess Alexandra Auditorium, featured a variety of exciting specialist performers, including aerial acrobat and flame thrower Edson Caballero and Steve Cousins, the balloonatic and ringmaster.
Expanding North East recruitment consultancy appoints MD
North East consultancy BMC Recruitment Group has started the new year with a new MD and plans for national growth. Chris Milnes, 35, joins the Newcastle-based recruitment consultancy from global insurance broker Marsh, where he was head of the Newcastle and Carlisle offices.
Accountancy firm snaps up former rival to continue its tradition of excellence
A quarter of a century of accounting excellence is set to continue following the retirement of a well-known industry figure.
New Zealand In Depth raise £5,500 for Marie Curie
Newcastle based Charity Escapes has worked in partnership with New Zealand In Depth to raise 5500 at the Superdrug Supertopic Ball, held at The Roundhouse in Camden in aid of the terminal illness charity, Marie Curie.
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What companies need to know when switching to LPG
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Three graduate entrepreneurs nailing the North East start-up scene
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How much is invested into business refurbishment projects?
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A closer look at the best apps for new parents
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The rise of renewable energy
You cant deny that businesses around the world have taken a greater focus on sustainability and although this has been damaging for some companies, it has been a great shift for others
Post Christmas sales How important are they?
Coca Cola truck has graced our TV screens, Greggs have released their festive bake and Mariah Carey will be bellowing out those wellknown lyrics and Michael Bubl will be lining up his reappearance
The market for luxury buying
For some of us, money is no object at Christmas time especially when it comes to splashing the cash on a loved one. For those with a lot of extra cash, spending 600,000 on a diamond encrusted Christmas tree is thought of as acceptable
Event celebrates arts project achievements
Celebrating Age is a project managed by MIMA, in partnership with Thirteen, within sheltered accommodation developments to encourage the creative engagement of people over55
People in the North East spend more on Christmas presents than any other region
Breakfast at 8.54am, opening presents at 10.06am, dinner by 1.36pm and settling down for a 3.48pm nap makes up the perfect typical Christmas Day, according to new research by specialist lender Together
Retail venture creates jobs and hits revenue milestone
An innovative commercial retail venture has achieved several notable milestones since its launch four years ago.Led by Gateshead College and shopping centre owner intu, handPICKED has generated 1.1m of sales and created 32 jobs since getting off the ground in 2014
Energy Firm's Christmas Appeal Brings Festive Cheer To Families
A group of good natured Sunderland customer service workers have come together to bring some festive cheer to those helped by a local charity this Christmas
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Renewables on course to be the dominant force in Britains power mix
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Which party venues are the best for North East businesses?
Dont bother with a coat, thats not how we party here in the North pick your favourite from your collection of party dresses and lets go1
Stockton offices move up another level to meet demand
A further 3,300 sq. ft is being developed on the 2nd floor of the existing complex, which will offer space for 40 people in offices of varying sizes
FarrPoint advises North of Tyne authorities on £12 million Gigabit connectivity
Independent digital connectivity adviser FarrPoint has supported the North of Tyne Combined Authority through the bidding process for 12 million of
Student-run bistro joins the line-up for Northumberland Restaurant Week
Now in its second year, Northumberland Restaurant Week aims to celebrate the unique personality of Northumberland through its cuisine and showcase some of the fantastic fresh produce that can be sourced locally
Tree-mendous training benefits Peterlee start-up
Free training designed to help local companies boost skills and win new work is proving to be the root of success for a County Durham tree cutting business
Having a ball Bollywood style
Bollywood,baltiand a bit of bhangra brought a riot of colour to the Tees Valley at a sellout charity ball
NEWCASTLEUPONTYNE CHARITY NEWS
New Zealand In Depth raise £5,500 for Marie Curie
Newcastle based Charity Escapes has worked in partnership with
NEWCASTLEUPONTYNE FINANCE OPINION
Do I register as a limited company or as a sole trader?
There is a myriad of factors to consider when starting up a new business. The first decision you should prioritise is whether to operate as a limited company or sole trader
Accountancy firm snaps up former rival to continue its tradition of excellence
A quarter of a century of accountingexcellence is set to continuefollowingthe retirement of a wellknown industry figure
Pod has designs on growth with new appointments
North East architects Pod Newcastle is gearing up for continued growth with two new appointments to strengthen further its team
NEWCASTLEUPONTYNE RECRUITMENT NEWS
Expanding North East recruitment consultancy appoints MD
North East consultancy BMC Recruitment Group has started the new year with a new MD and plans for national growth
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Three graduate entrepreneurs nailing the North East start-up scene
They are all graduates of Northumbria Universitys pioneering Entrepreneurial Business Management EBM programme and now theyre running successful businesses just six months after leaving University
The market for luxury buying
For some of us, money is no object at Christmas time especially when it comes to splashing the cash on a loved one. For those with a lot of extra cash, spending 600,000 on a diamond encrusted Christmas tree is thought of as acceptable
Event celebrates arts project achievements
Celebrating Age is a project managed by MIMA, in partnership with Thirteen, within sheltered accommodation developments to encourage the creative engagement of people over55
Yarm School tapping its heels and toes at ball in aid of local charity
The ball, held at the Princess Alexandra Auditorium, featured a variety of exciting specialist performers, including aerial acrobat and flame thrower Edson Caballero and Steve Cousins, the balloonatic and ringmaster
Post Christmas sales How important are they?
Coca Cola truck has graced our TV screens, Greggs have released their festive bake and Mariah Carey will be bellowing out those wellknown lyrics and Michael Bubl will be lining up his reappearance
Energy Firm's Christmas Appeal Brings Festive Cheer To Families
A group of good natured Sunderland customer service workers have come together to bring some festive cheer to those helped by a local charity this Christmas
What companies need to know when switching to LPG
What you need to know when switching to LPGBusinesses operating offgrip are going to be challenged with the same commercial pressures as any other firm
People in the North East spend more on Christmas presents than any other region
Breakfast at 8.54am, opening presents at 10.06am, dinner by 1.36pm and settling down for a 3.48pm nap makes up the perfect typical Christmas Day, according to new research by specialist lender Together
