Contributing just under 7% of Britain’s total output in 2014, Yorkshire contains some of the biggest economies in the UK, with Leeds being ranked as the 4th largest UK economy overall. Yorkshire also boasts a large workforce with its total … Read More

Yorkshire is the UK’s largest county and home to some exceptional universities that work closely with business and partners to provide a climate where graduates can develop their potential and take advantage of the opportunities before them. If you’re considering … Read More

“Where there’s muck, there’s brass” is a well known Yorkshire saying and it’s true to say that the county’s ‘Wool Baron’s’ certainly made that phrase a reality. The textile industry may have faded, but the determination to succeed is still … Read More

10 – Pimco (Holdings) Ltd Pimco (Holdings) Limited is an active company incorporated on 23 July 2012 with the registered office located in Sheffield. The company currently have £5.05m in the bank, have assets worth £111.69m and have a turnover … Read More

#10 – Lemsip, Bonjela and Gaviscon Lemsip (the cold and flu remedy), Bonjela (the oral treatment to relieve pain of mouth ulcers and denture sores) and Gaviscon (heartburn and indigestion relief) are popular medical brands that are common in most … Read More

#10 – Lancelot Blackburne People sometimes undertake career changes for example store manager to waiter/waitress, army recruit to police man/women, or you could undertake the change that one Lancelot Blackburne took in 1724 of going from Pirate to Archbishop of … Read More

#10 – Piece Hall The Halifax Piece Hall is a magnificent 18th century building in the heart of Halifax. Its original purpose was to enable woollen handloom weavers to sell their ‘pieces’ to merchants who travelled far and wide for … Read More

The Government’s ongoing Exporting is GREAT initiative to inspire and support an additional 100,000 businesses to trade abroad by 2020, It’s a good idea to consider exporting – it benefits not only your business but the whole of UK plc … Read More

There was a time when the streets of London were not paved with gold, but with Yorkshire sandstone. Over the past two centuries Yorkshire as contributed to a large proportion of the UK’s wealth and, although industries have changed dramatically … Read More

Situated in the valleys of the River Colne and River Holme, Huddersfield is very much a traditional Pennine town with its sandstone buildings and links to the textile industry. During the Industrial Revolution, the town was at the centre of … Read More

Yorkshire is home to over 30 golf course of varying shapes and sizes, some of which have been host to many famous golf tournaments and events. In 1894, the Yorkshire Union of Golf Clubs was formed and became the largest … Read More

Bradford is no stranger to adversity and it is its resilience that makes it stand out out against other cities in England. It also has many of the gritty characteristics that mark it out as a truly Pennine city, having … Read More