Three Staffordshire businesses have been highlighted in a new parliamentary report celebrating the role of small exporters in driving economic growth across the UK.
MoreStoke-on-Trent's three MPs joined colleagues from across Staffordshire in Parliament to press the Government for greater long-term support for the ceramics industry during a debate prompted by a petition signed by more than 100,000 people.
MoreHomewares company Portmeirion Group has secured a $2.7 million refund from the US Treasury as part of a tariff repayment claim.
MorePortmeirion Group has appointed two former Denby Pottery executives to senior leadership roles as the ceramics manufacturer continues its turnaround plans.
MoreBritish fashion designer Christopher Bailey and a small group of investors have acquired ceramics brand Burleigh Pottery, ensuring that production will continue in Stoke-on-Trent without interruption.
MoreFormer Dudson employees are being encouraged to share their memories as part of a new exhibition celebrating life at one of Stoke-on-Trent’s key pottery factories.
MoreSteve Currie, director at Stoke-on-Trent-based business advisory and insolvency specialists Currie Young, reflects on the significance of the government’s recent £120 million support packages for the ceramics industry and examines the challenges that continue to face manufacturers across Staffordshire and beyond.
MoreStoke-on-Trent’s ceramics industry has received a second major boost in less than a week, with tile production set to return to the city through a new low-carbon manufacturing partnership. Johnson Tiles is working with materials technology company Dekiln to scale up a kiln-free, low-energy alternative to traditional ceramic tiles, with
MoreDiscussions are continuing about how a newly announced £120 million support package for the UK ceramics industry will help businesses.
MoreThe Government has announced a £120 million support package for the UK ceramics industry, described as a landmark decision and turning point for the sector.
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