Here are some of the top business stories making the national headlines. Bidders line up for struggling Thames Water Thames Water has received multiple bids for the struggling business which has warned
Have your say: Businesses invited to shape the future of economic policy as new QES survey goes live
Businesses across Staffordshire have a unique opportunity to make their voices heard at the highest levels of UK policy-making by participating in the latest Quarterly Economic Survey (QES).
MoreStoke City’s £1.5M Boothen Quarter fan zone ready to welcome supporters ahead of Championship opener
Supporters attending Stoke City’s first game of the 2024/25 Championship season tomorrow will be in for a treat as they’re welcomed through the doors of a brand-new fan zone. The Boothen Quarter, a product of two years of design, planning and construction, will officially open for the first time ahead
MoreSponsored content: Here Jane Tunnicliff, NSCG’s Group Head of Employer Engagement & Training talks to AR Brown MacFarlane to get their view on hiring apprentices. Newcastle and Stafford Colleges Group have worked with AR Brown MacFarlane for a number of years for their apprenticeship requirements and currently have 7 apprentices working
MoreA group of 15 local businesses are set to pilot Staffordshire Chambers’ innovative new Responsible Business Accelerator (RBA) programme, designed to drive ethical practices and enhanced sustainability outcomes in organisations across the county. Recently-introduced procurement legislation means that businesses must now demonstrate compliance with social value objectives when they are
MoreLocal businesses are set to receive an insight into the upcoming infrastructure and policy developments that will shape the future of the county at Staffordshire Chambers’ next Big Business Breakfast event. A team of keynote speakers will join business leaders at the bet365 Stadium on Friday, 20 September, for the
MoreFirefighters have been battling a ‘significant’ blaze at Walleys Quarry, Newcastle, throughout the night. A 999 call was made just after 10pm last night, 4 August, with residents reporting seeing huge flames emerging from the site on Cemetery Road, Newcastle-under-Lyme. The fire comes less than a week after Daily Focus
MoreSponsored Content: Here Jane Tunnicliff, NSCG’s Group Head of Employer Engagement & Training informs business leaders about how apprenticeships are strategic partnerships with employers. In today’s rapidly evolving job market, traditional pathways to employment are being reconsidered. One such pathway that has gained significant traction is the apprenticeship model, a strategic
MoreNewcastle-under-Lyme town centre is celebrating the return of its ‘pop-up park,’ now prominently located outside the Guildhall on High Street, as it gears up to host a series of free events throughout the summer holidays. Following the success of last year’s installation at Red Lion Square, the Newcastle-under-Lyme BID have
MoreQuestion: One of our workshop fitters repeatedly takes sick leave on a Friday. He blames the company for working him too hard throughout the week and states that he has physical burn out or minor injuries, like a pulled muscle, for his leave. However, he has been seen out in
More“You may have seen the news last week that stands at this year’s Let’s Do Business expo have sold out in record time. It’s great to see so many local businesses gearing up for a day of networking and business insights at what continues to be the biggest annual business
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