TEESSIDE AIRPORT TO GAIN HYDROGEN REFUELLING STATION AFTER FUNDING SUCCESS

Teesside Airport is going even further in supporting the UK’s net zero agenda as the Government today (2 August) announced it would become home to a new permanent hydrogen refuelling station. The airport previously became home to a temporary refuelling station and secured low-emission hydrogen-fuelled vehicles – including cars, trucks, forklifts, vans and tug –…

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C-Kore celebrates successful decommissioning campaign off Western Australia

C-Kore Systems has successfully completed a decommissioning campaign offshore Australia, using C-Kore Sensor Monitor units to interrogate the wellhead pressure and temperature sensors on the subsea oilfield. With their automated test routine, the C-Kore Sensor Monitor units quickly and repeatedly tested and data-logged the information allowing the Operator to complete their offshore campaign swiftly and…

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50th anniversary of VAT: a reason to celebrate?

VAT was introduced into the UK on 1 April 1973 and was described by then chancellor Anthony Barber as a “simple tax”. Few would argue that over the past 50 years, it has become more complex, not least when it comes to the taxation of property, land, and developments – an area where taking professional…

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What’s in store for the UK’s economy?

By the halfway point in the year, we usually have a good feel for what the economic outlook will be for the rest of the year. In boom times, there’s plenty written about predictions as to how long the boom will last. In times of recession, the focus is more on when the ‘green shoots’…

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What’s happening in employment law in 2023?

Whilst there are no imminent major changes in employment legislation for the start of 2023, there have been plenty of talking points for employers and employees alike. Nick Wilson, employment partner with Andrew Jackson Solicitors, considers three of the biggest employment law topics at the moment. Strike Action Update In October 2022, we looked at…

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Further investment in York Central

The City of York Council has reached a deal with the government which could generate some £40m additional funding to maximise the impact and benefits of York Central. The deal, which is conditional on the York and North Yorkshire devolution deal being confirmed, will allow further financial support, ensuring key elements of site infrastructure are delivered…

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TEESSIDE AIRPORT HAILS BEST WEEK FOR CARGO AS HOLIDAYMAKERS SET TO BREAK RECORDS

New figures have revealed that Teesside Airport’s cargo handling facility has seen its best week for business since it was officially launched just under one year ago. The £2.5million state-of-the-art facility provides cutting-edge screening technology, as well as handling, freight forwarding, customs clearage and storage. This week has seen 12 movements pass through its 21,000sq…

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Have you registered for our introduction to ESG talk?

So, what is ‘ESG’ and why should you care? To start, it has the potential to grow your business whilst benefiting the environment and community… Join us as we invite you to our introductory session talking about all things environment, social and governance at the magnificent Guildhall. Within the session, you’ll hear from a variety…

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Empowering multilingual children: high demand drives Community Language School’s expansion plans

Volunteers needed to support Yorkshire as a linguistically rich and diverse region   When it opened in 2022, the Community Language School (CLS) at York St John University became the only such school in the region to offer free classes in multiple languages. With a motto of ‘fostering a love for languages’ they support children…

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Top award for York Community Woodland

York Community Woodland has won the prestigious John Boddy Award for Forestry, presented at this year’s Great Yorkshire Show. The award celebrates excellence in forestry creation, design and management in Yorkshire, with this year’s award focusing on the best community woodland planted in Yorkshire over the last 15 years. The Award is organised and judged…

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OVER 80% OF YORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER VOTERS SAY LOCAL MPS SHOULD BACK GOVERNMENT EFFORTS TO MAKE THE UK NET ZERO

Overwhelming numbers of Yorkshire and the Humber residents, 82% of respondents, believe it is important that their local MP supports the UK Government’s work to make the country Net Zero by 2050. Local residents also want their MP to prioritise protecting and creating jobs in their local area (94%).   The polling, run by Focaldata,…

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Coney Street Riverside backed by York & North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce

York & North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce has publicly pledged its support to Helmsley Group’s Coney Street Riverside masterplan.   The leading business support organisation, alongside its influential York & North Yorkshire Property Forum lobby group, have urged York City Council to approve the planning applications submitted by the York-based property specialist for the scheme….

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Accountancy firm announces appointment of new Director

Leading independent York-based accountancy firm Hunter Gee Holroyd is delighted to announce the appointment of a new Director as part of its ongoing growth plans.   Hunter Gee Holroyd, which has offices in York, Easingwold and Filey, said James Pullein would begin his new role with immediate effect. James has a wealth of experience advising…

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Another Brazilian contract for C-Kore Subsea Testing Tools on a large subsea construction campaign

C-Kore Systems recently delivered their automated subsea testing tools for a large subsea construction campaign in Brazilian waters. The C-Kore tools will be used to perform the subsea electrical verification of new umbilicals after installation. C-Kore’s subsea testing tools are used by operators and installation contractors around the world on both installation campaigns and fault-finding…

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HOLIDAYMAKERS JET OFF ON AIRPORT’S BUSIEST DAY SINCE RETURN TO PUBLIC OWNERSHIP

Hundreds of families have headed off to the sun as Teesside International Airport enjoyed its busiest day since returning to public ownership. Around 2,000 passengers packed the airport on Saturday to board sold-out flights to destinations including Faro in Portugal, Spain’s Alicante and Palma in Majorca. The first Saturday of the school holidays – known…

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Council support during Alcohol Awareness Week 3-9 July 2023

Many people don’t know how much they’re drinking, what the true cost of alcohol is, or how it might be affecting their health. City of York Council is joining over 5,000 community groups across the UK  as part of this year’s Alcohol Awareness Week, which is managed and hosted by UK charity Alcohol Change UK…

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GRAB YOUR BUCKET AND SPADE – FAST COASTLINER EXPRESS BUSES ARE COMING BACK FOR THE SUMMER!

More seats, more often as £2-a-trip ‘Price Drop’ fare cap drives booming demand for seaside days and stays Coastliner Express, Yorkshire’s go-faster bus route from city to coast, is coming back for the summer as the centrepiece of a package of improvements delivering more seats, more often to meet booming customer demand. Record-breaking numbers choosing…

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Government urged to put breastfeeding on the agenda for a healthier and fairer UK

York Central MP joins academics, medical professionals, charities and parents in call for better breastfeeding support Despite its numerous health, social justice, and environmental benefits, the current breastfeeding rates in the UK are among the lowest in the world. Currently fewer than 2% of UK infants are exclusively breastfed for six months as recommended by…

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STAYING OUT FOR THE SUMMER! COASTLINER CONFIRMS £2-A-TRIP ‘PRICE DROP’ TO CONTINUE ON ITS BUSES

Government-backed low fares attracting record numbers to ditch the car and switch to the bus for work and leisure Yorkshire bus firm Coastliner today confirms the Government-supported £2-a-trip ‘Price Drop’ fare cap is to continue throughout its network linking Leeds and York with the North Yorkshire Coast until October. The Government has confirmed plans to…

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DRAX FOUNDATION DONATES £90K TO SUPPORT STEM EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY INITIATIVES IN YORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER

Drax Foundation, which is part of renewable energy company Drax Group, has donated £90,000 to three projects near to Drax Power Station in North Yorkshire.   The Foundation supports education and skills development for non-profit organisations and social enterprises in the regions where it operates and runs two grant cycles a year. Today’s announcement is…

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Helmsley Group marks another successful year after £17m regional investment

Property investment specialist Helmsley Group is celebrating another profitable year for the business, having invested £17m in properties across Yorkshire over the last year on behalf of its client investors.   The York-based business, which has reported a year-on-year increase in profits of circa 20% across the Helmsley Group of Companies, has also seen further…

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Castle Howard’s Lakeside Holiday Park to host first open weekend on the 1st & 2nd July

Located on the Castle Howard Estate in North Yorkshire, near the picturesque village of Coneysthorpe, Castle Howard’s Lakeside Holiday Park is nestled on the shores of The Great Lake overlooking the iconic stately home. Several brand-new holiday homes are available to buy with prices ranging from £58,995 to £99,995, viewable during Castle Howard Lakeside Holiday…

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Student triumphs at industry games design competition

Games Design student at York St John University wins first prize for his game “Auntie Gravity” at the Game Republic showcase. James Kilduff, a third-year Games Design student at York St John, scooped the top prize in the Best Level Design category at the Game Republic student showcase for his final year project game. The…

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NOW THAT’S CLEARED THE AIR! YORKSHIRE BUS FIRM TRANSDEV COMPLETES SWITCH TO BIODIESEL

Bus operator’s move to slash carbon emissions equals taking 1,745 cars off the road every year – with more all-electric vehicles on the way A switch to a revolutionary high-blend biodiesel fuel is helping Yorkshire bus operator Transdev to cut carbon dioxide emissions by thousands of tonnes – the equivalent of taking 1,745 cars off…

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York St John Creative Centre scoops top honours at the RIBA Yorkshire Awards 2023

The York St John Creative Centre has been named Building of the Year at the RIBA Yorkshire Awards 2023. The University was also named Client of the Year, with judges impressed with the Centre’s vision, purpose and sustainable design. Designed by leading environmental architects Tate + Co, the Creative Centre is a striking and sustainably…

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Septuagenarian artist demonstrates the power of lifelong learning at York St John University Degree Show

Judith Porter felt she had ‘something to prove’ after leaving education at 15    Members of the public are warmly invited to York St John University’s Fine Art, Illustration, Photography and MFA Degree Show which opens today, Friday 2 June. Held in our multi award winning Creative Centre, it is a unique opportunity for friends,…

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Develop officially unveils its York training centre and fully to-scale artificial street following significant investment

Develop, one of the UK’s leading accredited providers of compliance, technical and safety training, has officially reopened its York training centre alongside its new fully to-scale artificial JETSET street, (Joint Emergency Training Set).    The centre, which has undergone a £400k full refurbishment, is now set to provide training in tandem with the purpose-built street,…

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Helmsley Group demonstrates further high street commitment with Big Tent festival sponsorship

Property investment and development specialist, Helmsley Group, has announced its support of the Big Tent Ideas Festival in York. Taking place on Saturday 17th June, the Big Tent Ideas Festival invites political representatives and prominent names in media, business and academia to take part in a wide range of discussions on subjects including devolution, social…

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Council Elects New Leader – Executive Team confirmed

City of York Council has approved its new leadership team at a full council meeting this morning (25th May 2023) through the election of Councillor Claire Douglas as the Leader of the Council. Councillor Pete Kilbane will serve as Councillor Douglas’s Deputy and will take on executive portfolio responsibilities for Transport and the Economy. As…

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Work ongoing at new Yorkshire business park

Members of the newly formed North Yorkshire Council toured a construction site in Pickering as work to create a major new industrial park gathers pace. York-based Lindum Group hosted the visit to update councillors, officers and the York & North Yorkshire Local Enterprise Partnership (Y&NY LEP) on progress at Pickering Park. It comes two weeks…

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York animator’s deeply personal film about the family impact of stillbirth

“We need to be able to have these conversations so bereaved parents know they’re not alone”      ~ Richard Jacobs and Rebecca Wilson Jacobs are available for interview~   Animator, Director and Lecturer in Animation at York St John University, Richard Jacobs and his wife Rebecca are launching their very personal new animated film ‘For…

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The Future of Innovation in YOUR business

The Future of Innovation in YOUR business Wed, 28 Jun 2023 12:00 – 17:00 BST York Guildhall Coney Street York YO1 9QL For more information and to book your FREE place: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-future-of-innovation-in-your-business-tickets-616380780507   Innovation is key for your business to thrive, flourish and grow in uncertain times.   Join Enterprise Works to build your competitive…

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The University of York Enterprise Awards

The University of York Enterprise Awards Tuesday 4th July from 6.30pm The Merchant Adventurers Hall, York For more information and to book your place: https://www.york.ac.uk/enterprise-works/university-of-york-enterprise-awards/ Apply now! Introducing The University of York Enterprise Awards: honouring the region’s top-tier talent. There’s never been a more exciting time to invest, start and grow a business in York…

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York celebrates diversity and equality with Pride

City of York Council will be joining communities across the city to celebrate Pride Month, join in the annual Pride parade and stand up for LGBTQIA+ residents. During Pride Month – which lasts throughout June – the city walls and Mansion House will be lit up to represent diversity in the city and the rainbow…

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Newly qualified solicitor embraces new role within highly regarded property team

A graduate who couldn’t speak English when she arrived from her native Poland at the age of 12 has now qualified as a solicitor with leading law firm Rollits LLP. The firm has strengthened its commercial property team with the addition of Zaneta Andraszczyk who was admitted as a Solicitor in March after completing her…

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York Racecourse launches Environmental Strategy – GREEN KNAVESMIRE 300

York Racecourse becomes first independent racecourse to sign up to UNFCCC Sport for Climate Action GREEN KNAVESMIRE 300 commits to delivering Net Zero by 2040 50% reduction in carbon emissions already achieved eight years ahead of target York Racecourse has launched its Environmental Strategy, entitled GREEN KNAVESMIRE 300, along with its commitment to reach Net…

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MARIUSZ AND KARL GO THE EXTRA MILE TO MAKE BUS FIRM’S CUSTOMERS SMILE

York and Malton duo among Transdev’s award winners Meet our champion bus drivers – Coastliner’s Mariusz Losinski, and York and Country’s Karl Spencer – who are both celebrating after being named among parent firm Transdev’s award winners. Transdev revived its Pride of the North Cup following the pandemic to salute its drivers who receive the…

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Castle Howard takes home prestigious accolade at national 2023 Museum + Heritage Awards

The North Yorkshire stately home won Marketing and Communications Campaign of the Year for Christmas at Castle Howard 2022 Iconic North Yorkshire stately home Castle Howard was celebrated at the Museum + Heritage Awards in London on the evening of May 10th, winning Marketing and Communications Campaign of the Year. The campaign was for Into…

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The Harrogate Bus Company unveils specially liveried bus to promote tuning in to Your Harrogate on the move

HARROGATE’S LEADING BUS OPERATOR TEAMS UP WITH SPA TOWN’S NUMBER ONE LOCAL RADIO STATION

Harrogate’s leading bus operator, The Harrogate Bus Company, is teaming up with the spa town’s number one local radio station Your Harrogate to promote listening to its unique blend of local information and great music on the move. A specially-liveried bus is to encourage customers travelling on the firm’s routes across Harrogate, Knaresborough and beyond…

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Colenso marks business growth with new shareholder appointment

Colenso marks business growth with new shareholder appointment

Colenso Property, the York-based commercial property and asset management specialist, has welcomed Lucy Glasby as a shareholder and partner in the business following a period of significant growth for the company. Lucy first joined Colenso in 2018, and is now the business’s Head of Facilities Management, overseeing its health and safety compliance, and the management…

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Andrew Jackson Solicitors advises the Kexgill Group on multi-million pound purchase for student accommodation expansion

Regional law firm Andrew Jackson Solicitors LLP is delighted to have advised Hull-headquartered Kexgill Group, one of the largest private owners of student houses and halls in the UK, on the multi-million purchase of Raleigh House, located close to Nottingham Trent University City Centre Campus. Raleigh House provides over 20,000 sq. ft of floor space,…

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Helmsley Group to host accessibility forum for Coney Street Riverside

York-based property developer Helmsley Group will be hosting a drop-in session at the Hilton in York on Tuesday 9th May from noon until 8pm for those with accessibility queries to attend to discuss its Coney Street Riverside scheme. Open to all with Equality Act protected characteristics and specifically aimed at people who have physical, mobility,…

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shuttle customer praises driver after Bradford bus drama

He’s my hero! Grateful Jan praises shuttle driver mark’s quick thinking in Bradford bus drama

Driver leaps into action as customer collapses on Keighley-bound bus “I want to thank you so, so much … you’re my hero!” The words of Jan Greenwood, from Addingham in West Yorkshire, as she came face to face with quick-thinking Transdev bus driver Mark Adams, whose rapid actions may have saved her life. Jan, 57,…

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Interactive workshop to teach skills for better communication and career progression in York

Interactive workshop to teach skills for better communication and career progression in York

York-based HR consultants McMillan & Associates is holding a workshop for businesses and individuals to better understand communication styles in the workplace. The ‘Insights Discovery’ workshop will be held on 14 June 2023 at the Alternative Workspace, in York city centre, for a maximum of 12 people with the aim of helping them to develop…

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National Ukrainian theatre company granted special permission to leave war zone to perform at the York International Shakespeare Festival 2023

National Ukrainian theatre company granted special permission to leave war zone to perform at the York International Shakespeare Festival 2023

York St John University proud to partner on the festival which returns this week     The biennial York International Shakespeare Festival returns to York on Friday 21 April 2023, with world and UK premieres, storytelling in schools and libraries, book launches, seminars, lectures and exhibitions. One of the most historic cities in Britain and backed…

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C-Kore units easy to use for Equinor & DeepOcean in Norway

C-Kore units easy to use for Equinor & DeepOcean in Norway

C-Kore Systems recently completed a deployment with DeepOcean AS for Equinor. The C-Kore testing tools were used to quickly and simply confirm the status of subsea electrical jumpers on the Tordis field in the Norwegian waters of the North Sea. The C-Kore team provided easy to follow training prior to the mobilisation to give the…

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C-Kore units easy to use for Equinor & DeepOcean in Norway

C-Kore Systems recently completed a deployment with DeepOcean AS for Equinor. The C-Kore testing tools were used to quickly and simply confirm the status of subsea electrical jumpers on the Tordis field in the Norwegian waters of the North Sea. The C-Kore team provided easy to follow training prior to the mobilisation to give the…

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West Yorkshire busman Barry’s final stop on a journey full of memories

Friendly bus chief retires after 30 years with The Keighley Bus Company West Yorkshire busman Barry Nichol can look back to countless happy memories throughout his 30 years with The Keighley Bus Company – a career journey that has now reached its final stop. Barry, 65, has been an early riser for most of his…

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