Tees Valley is rapidly cementing its position as one of the UK’s most dynamic digital and creative powerhouses. Here, Sarah Walker explains how TVCA are turning ambitions into action by creating jobs, attracting investment and providing the right environment for businesses to innovate, collaborate and grow.
Therapy North is proud to announce that the first cohort of trainees from the BACP Approved Therapeutic Counselling course have now been formally signed off to practice. Each trainee counsellor is required to complete 100 hours of voluntary placement work in order to qualify...
An award winning businessman, who lost one of his best friends while rough sleeping, has been appointed chairman of a leading homelessness charity.
The University of St Andrews has moved a step closer to its net zero goals after forging a new partnership with workplace technology leaders Agilico, to install more than 130 remanufactured printers across its historic campus.
Julian Leighton has joined Newcastle-based creative marketing agency Different Narrative as non-executive director. Having co-founded the North East digital agency success story Orange Bus, Julian stepped down in 2020 after the company’s acquisition by Capita.
A professional basketball club and a city centre hotel are celebrating six years of partnership. Newcastle Eagles and Maldron Hotel Newcastle have worked together since 2020, with the hotel featuring on the back of the Eagles men’s team kit for the past four seasons.
Representatives from Gateshead College and Newcastle University have been presented with Queen Elizabeth Prizes honouring work of outstanding importance and quality in higher and further education in the UK.
Fozia Saleem chats to Forum about life at the helm of Magnitude Biosciences – a North East early drug discovery business working to revolutionise healthy ageing and neurodegenerative disease research.
A national business roadshow aimed at improving small firms’ access to finance is set to launch in Newcastle with backing from the Government’s minister for small business.
Businesses in the North East which export small parcels to the EU with a value below €150 per an item face a €3 duty for each one from July, it emerged today. They are being urged by UK top 10 accountancy and business advisory firm Azets to plan now for the changes - and model the impact on the bottom line.
