Raising GDP For Yorkshire
#10 – Salts Mill Salts Mill is a former textile mill, now an art gallery, shopping centre, and restaurant complex in Saltaire, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England. It was built by Sir Titus Salt in 1853, and the present-day 1853 Gallery … Read More
Whether you choose to trade in the UK or further afield there are risks associated with doing business. Mark Robson, Regional Director at UKTI Yorkshire and the Humber explains it is important for businesses in the region to balance associated … Read More
Illustration by Steve Spencer – On May 5, 2016, elections will be held across 41 police force areas of England and Wales when voters will be asked to elect a new Police and Crime Commissioner.
Inspirational talks as YEN networking returns to award-winning West End venues. Yorkshire Enterprise Network (YEN) and The Telegraph & Argus return to Bradford’s Brew Haus and Stein Bierkeller for the next Bradford Means Business event on Thursday 5th May. Registration … Read More
Like many parts of the UK, Yorkshire has been home to many diverse peoples throughout it’s history. From the Iron Age Arras culture of the Parisii tribe and then the Celtic Brigantes, followed by the Romans, Danes, Anglo-Saxons and the … Read More
Growing your business overseas can sometimes seem like a daunting prospect, but it needn’t. Business who choose to export become 34% more productive in their first year. The world is hungry for ‘Brand Britain’ so there has never been a … Read More
The UK has been facing a housing crisis for years and the National Housing Federation claim we are only building around half of the homes needed to address this crisis. Their research tells them many people are unable to move … Read More
Illustration by Steve Spencer – 21st of April, 2016 will mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of one of Yorkshire’s and the UK’s most famous writers, Charlotte Bronte.
In 2015, the combined turnover of Yorkshire’s top 250 businesses increased by over 10% in 2015 to a massive £118.6 billion. Total pre-tax profits also increased by just under 9% to £4.46 billion in the same period, making for a … Read More
When I was growing up in the 1970s and 1980s Vinyl was king. Let’s face it, initially, there wasn’t much else around to compete with the black, shiny discs so far as recorded music was concerned. There were the chunky … Read More
Illustration by Steve Spencer – With British industry struggling to survive, George Osborne signed a deal with China, back in October 2015, to build the Hinkley nuclear power station.
