A family-run shoe shop which has closed after 50 years in Newcastle-under-Lyme has been recognised in Parliament by the town’s MP.
MoreBusinesses are being urged to play a leading role in shaping the county’s growth and prosperity following the Government’s announcement of the next phase of Local Skills Improvement Plans (LSIPs).
MoreA Burntwood-based housing developer has been appointed as the approved partner for a major regeneration project in Birmingham, which will deliver 95 affordable homes.
MoreBusinesses across Staffordshire could see an increase in the number of employees taking up unpaid leave following changes outlined in the impending Employment Rights Bill.
Discussions over amendments to the Bill continued in the House of Lords this week with the legislation due to gain Royal Assent once both Houses have agreed a way forward.
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MoreThree keynote speakers have been lined up to share their lived experiences during a free business event focussed on health, wellbeing and neurodiversity in the workplace.
MoreA Newcastle-under-Lyme-based firm is enjoyed continued growth and success playing a central role in the transformation of a landmark Cornish hotel and leading on a high-profile London development.
MoreA selection of photos from last week’s East Staffordshire and South Derbyshire Business Awards is now live in our online gallery. Finalists, sponsors and guests can look back on the energy, excitement and memorable moments of the night, captured by Chris Peach. Click here to browse the full gallery. This
MoreStaffordshire’s importers and exporters will be confident in their compliance and better protected against HMRC penalties thanks to a new Customs Compliance Audit service offered by Staffordshire Chambers of Commerce. The service is led by Allison Tomlinson, Head of International Trade, who has earned the International Trade Compliance Manager qualification,
MoreMaterials science company Lucideon has partnered with nuclear experts Cavendish Nuclear to develop new solutions for nuclear waste management and decommissioning.
MoreStoke-on-Trent has one of the lowest proportions of older people still in work in the UK, a new survey has found.
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