Nottinghamshire Business News
Nottingham based firm RH Freight provide the essential elementAs thousands of runners descend on the Embankment for the annual 'Experian Robin Hood Festival of Running' on September 12, RH Freight will be relied upon to provide the essential element: water, and lots of it. When lined up end to end the 60,000 water bottles being supplied will go round the Nottingham Forest football pitch 35 times.
DTZ and LSH deliver for FedEx in NottinghamThe Nottingham office of leading global real estate adviser, DTZ, together with joint agents Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH), has successfully let a unit on Queens Drive Industrial Estate to FedEx UK Limited. The express delivery specialist has taken a five year lease on a phased rental basis.
TC's first glimpse of real-time metering datat-mac Technologies Ltd has joined forces with the Environmental Technology Centre (ETC) at the University of Nottingham to create a first by showcasing energy reducing technology via its interactive website.
Court battle returns for charity fundraiserNottingham-based Fraser Brown Solicitors is continuing its fundraising efforts with a charity netball tournament taking place on the 16th September and is calling for teams to sign up and help raise money for Nottingham Women’s Centre.
New Nottingham home for Bonnington PlasticsOne of the largest UK importers and manufacturers of gardening, DIY, catering, leisure and homeware products is expecting to double its turnover in the next three years after moving to Nottingham.
Security improved at WebroThe UK’s leading supplier of composite and bespoke communication cables and connectors has seen its sales to the security industry more than double in the past six months thanks to the addition of a new line of cables.
Abacus bonds with non-league footballSutton in Ashfield’s Abacus Lighting has reinforced its commitment to support up and coming football talent by signing a two season partnership agreement with the Evo-stik League.
Fraser Brown strides towards £10,000Solicitors from Nottingham-based Fraser Brown will be striding out across three countries in just 24 hours as they take on the renowned Three Peaks Challenge in a bid to raise £10,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support.
Triple deal score for HebProperty agent heb has secured three deals in West Bridgford – which they say proves the suburb is thriving.
Mobius Life Sciences Fund Invests in Medibord™ LtdMobius Life Sciences Fund has announced a £75,000 investment in Medibord™ Ltd, an award-winning medical technology company that designs and manufactures patient positioning boards for use in MRI scanners and radiotherapy treatments.
Nottingham based Fraser Brown gets a pizza the action Nottingham-based Fraser Brown Solicitors has helped an East Midlands entrepreneur to find his feet in the world of franchising and become his own boss by providing advice on the purchase of two Domino’s Pizza stores.
Nottingham Business School expands global CIPD deliveryNottingham Business School is set to expand its Chartered Institute of Professional Development (CIPD) offering across the globe following successful HR masterclasses in the Czech Republic and Russia, run in conjunction with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).
Unipart has the White Stuff for LeicesterActing on behalf of logistics provider Unipart Group, global real estate adviser DTZ has successfully agreed a new, ten-year lease at Link 21, Grove Park in Leicester with fashion retailer White Stuff, represented by leading Midlands commercial property specialist Andrew and Ashwell.
Coaching course at Nottingham Business SchoolA new coaching course at Nottingham Business School is aiming to help managers increase their confidence and effectively motivate their workforce to achieve personal and organisational goals.
Fraser Brown builds in BinghamFraser Brown’s Bingham branch is going from strength to strength with enquiry levels up 20% on last year and a new addition to the team.
Nottingham based Abacus scores a first down underNottinghamshire’s Abacus Lighting has supplied Trust Stadium Arena in Waitakere, Auckland with New Zealand’s first based-hinged lighting columns as part of an iconic new floodlighting scheme at the famous sporting venue.
Boost for Nottingham care industryMore than 50 previously unemployed people have filled care vacancies in the Nottingham area thanks to employment and skills experts Working Links.
Leading employment lawyer joins Geldards in NottinghamMidlands based law firm Geldards has announced that Ginny Hallam will be joining the firm as an employment partner on August 2nd 2010. She will be joined by members of her team from Berrymans over the next few months as Geldards looks to create Nottingham’s largest and most successful employment team.
Nottingham based RH sees no barriers to a record 2010The RH Group Ltd has enjoyed its best start to a year ever in 2010. The company has recorded year-on-year consignment growth in the six months to 30 June of 23% against the same period in 2009. On this basis the company forecasts to move in excess of 425,000 consignments in the full year – its best ever figure.
Abuse of the elderly a fundamental responsibility, says Nottingham Forum The growing numbers of over 65’s in the UK and their health and wellbeing, especially if they lose mental capacity, is the responsibility of both professionals and family, according to speakers at the Nottingham Mental Capacity Act (MCA) Forum, which was attended by 90 professionals from across the East Midlands.
Take the canny approach to company sales warns Midlands based MazarsBusiness owners looking to sell up should play it canny, an expert has warned.
Phil Waller, a tax partner in the Nottingham office of international accountancy firm Mazars, urged entrepreneurs to think carefully before rushing their company on to the market following capital gains tax concessions in the emergency Budget.
Free exhibition space at 20:20 Cricket Match in MidlandsThe Sports Networking Club hosts its next event at Trent Bridge for Nottinghamshire’s T20 Floodlit match against Leicestershire on Thursday 15th July. The event offers sports fans in business another opportunity to mix work and pleasure while raising money for good causes.
Nottingham's Victoria Centre charity fund opens for bidsVictoria Centre Nottingham launches its 2010 charity support programme this week. Competition for a slice of the fund will be strong, but all East Midlands based registered charities, which support people, are invited to apply for either £500 or £1000.
Nottingham based firm Webro launches new connectors at CAI showOne of the UK’s leading suppliers of composite and bespoke communication cables and connectors, Nottingham-based Webro, has today unveiled a new improved range of moisture-proof self-install connectors for the WF100 cable, and a new easy fit compression connector for its WF165UG cable.
Nottingham based firm Stormsaver supports Water Saving WeekStormsaver, the UK market leader in rainwater harvesting systems, based in Winkburn, is getting behind Defra’s water-saving campaign and has pledged to run workshops for its employees and their families on how to become water-wise and to reduce water usage both at work and in their homes.
Business protection to kick-off lawyers’ new briefingsThe good and bad of how and why managers and directors can protect themselves and their business to ensure sustainability and commercial viability are to be served up at a new series of breakfast workshops run by commercial litigation lawyers at Nottingham firm Berryman.
Queuing out the door for positions at Nottingham based D&GNottingham-based call centre Domestic & General (D&G) had a staggering response to an open day held at the premises last week with over 400 potential applicants attending and over 260 applications completed for full and part time positions.
Nottingham company helps London Underground stay safeFive years on from the London bombings of 7/7, Nottingham-based Webro Cables and Connectors is working closely with London Underground Limited (LUL) to ensure higher safety standards are adopted in deep-level tube stations.
Unmarried buyers beware, warns Nottingham based lawyerFamily lawyer Angela Davis of Nottingham firm Berryman is warning starry-eyed unmarried couples to think carefully before buying a home together, after a landmark decision by the Court of Appeal in a case involving a former cohabiting couple and their family's home.
Briefing takes on challenge of turning an idea into profit Owners and directors of companies with their roots in innovation can take a step-by-step, practical look at the life cycle of how to turn a brilliant idea into reality and profit, at a one-off briefing seminar hosted by lawyers at Nottingham firm Berryman.
Time running out for family firms to enter AwardsFamily-run businesses and their owners from across the Midlands are running out of time to showcase their achievements and contribution to the regional economy in the first-ever Midlands Family Business Awards.
Network NG to host June 8th business breakfastNetwork NG, the network for Nottingham’s young professional community, will hold its second Business Breakfast of the year on Tuesday, 8th June, from 8am at the Park Plaza Hotel, Maid Marion Way.
New corporate partners for BioCity NottinghamProfessional services giants Deloitte and Geldards have signed up to become corporate partners of BioCity Nottingham, Europe’s fastest growing bio-incubator. The two agreements bring to seven the number of corporate partners working with the flagship bioscience incubator company.
Robin pulls in the crowds at The Cornerhouse NottinghamA VIP gala screening of the new Robin Hood blockbuster proved to be a good start to the weekend for Nottingham’s Cornerhouse leisure complex, with 6,500 people flocking to Cineworld to watch the epic at sold out screenings across the weekend.
Commercial vehicle dealer chooses LeicesterThis month RH Commercial Vehicles (RHCV) the Nottingham based independently-owned Renault Trucks dealer has expanded into Leicester with the opening of a new 8,000 square foot site.
‘Lines open’ for Midlands Family Awards nominationsThe search for the Midlands best family businesses and their leaders is officially ‘on’ with online nominations for the all-new Midlands Family Business Awards initiative, live and open from Tuesday 4th May 2010.
Full House at Tennyson Hall NottinghamMore than 50 jobs have been created or retained in Radford thanks to work by Castle Cavendish, the local regeneration company responsible for the £900k refurbishment of Tennyson Hall on Forest Road West.
Smith Cooper welcomes new partner to the firmSmith Cooper, the leading firm of chartered accountants and business advisors, have promoted Kelly Boorman to partner. Her appointment not only reflects her strong personal commitment to the firm but also recent client gains in the Nottingham office.
Kintetsu gives boost to Derbyshire marketKintetsu World Express (KWE) has provided Derbyshire’s commercial property market with a major boost this week by reaffirming its commitment to its regional headquarters in Castle Donington.
Good call for Midlands based MNTWhen call centre operator, MNT Limited, acquired new premises in Basford, they also took over the business which was already operating there.
A Dragon, a Secret Millionaire and Three Little FishEveryone in business knows the importance of a good mentor. If you’re an early-stage entrepreneur, it’s easy to feel alone toiling over your business plan and making your first tentative steps into the world of self employment.
Midlands firm Shuldham Calverley announce new merger on their 21st birthdayShuldham Calverley chartered surveyors of Retford, an established force in rural commercial and residential property in North Nottinghamshire and the surrounding counties, is marking its 21st birthday by merging with midlands based Fisher German chartered surveyors to create an even stronger presence in the area.
Network NG to host cheese and wine eventNetwork NG, the network for Nottingham’s young professional community, will hold an informal cheese and wine evening on Thursday 22nd April, from 5pm at Yorkshire Bank’s Financial Solutions Centre at Lock House, Castle Meadow Road.
The search is on to find the Midlands’ best family businesses The search is on to find the Midlands’ best family businesses and their leaders following the launch of an all-new, prestigious and not-for-profit set of Awards, supported by eight Midlands’s businesses including Birmingham’s RSM Tenon, EFG Private Bank and Connect Midlands.
Midlands based businesses prepare to do battleWith only four weeks to go, 26 Nottingham businesses have already signed up to take part in Fraser Brown’s annual football tournament in April, raising hopes that this year’s event will make more than £5,000 for children’s charity When You Wish Upon a Star.
Midlands based pub given Royal Indian treatmentKey city business people and residents from across Nottinghamshire descended on Beeston for the official opening of The Royal Oak bar and Indian restaurant, which has been transformed by local Asian food and drink supplier Asiana Ltd.
Octavian heads to DerbyMulti award winning Octavian Security, one of the fastest growing and most forward thinking security and facilities management businesses, has announced a relocation of its headquarters from Colwick in Nottinghamshire to new premises at Pride Park in Derby.
Midlands based Cunningham Lettings recession successCunningham Lettings, a Nottinghamshire residential lettings agency that began trading at the start of the recession has reported excellent growth, expanding its managed property portfolio from 21 to 150 over the past 18 months.
University of Nottingham acquires Dairy Crest siteThe University of Nottingham has confirmed it has acquired the former Dairy Crest sites totalling 2.9 acres, to add to its growing land bank at the University of Nottingham Innovation Park (UNIP) at Jubilee campus.
Nottingham’s ITT Water & Wastewater grows with expert teamColwick based ITT Water & Wastewater this week welcomed 12 new staff to its Nottingham offices. The team, ITT Projects, brings together expertise from all its brands; Flygt, Sanitaire, Wedeco and Leopold, to boost its capabilities in the UK’s waste and wastewater treatment industry.
Mansfield's Rok Valley SoarsRock Valley, the Mansfield based industrial business park that just two years ago was the crumbling site of a double glazing firm, is now a thriving hub of small business activity, according to its owner Arv Soar.
A little sip of luxury for Nottinghamshire communityOver 80 Lenton residents, community groups, business people and students have gathered together to celebrate the official opening of Lenton Boulevard’s brand new coffee bar and eatery Cunningham’s Coffee Lounge.
BioCity and Yorkshire Bank in NottinghamA leading economist told medical and pharmaceutical companies in Nottingham that their industry is the best positioned to benefit from global economic recovery and to lead the UK out of recession.
Midlands based law firm comment as divorce rates set to riseThe Family Law team at Nottingham-based Fraser Brown is predicting the divorce rate will rocket during 2010, as the improving economic situation seen so far this year allows couples who previously could not afford to separate to consider their options once again.
Midlands property firm invests in Hull for growthHull based Buy to Let and lettings specialist Property Investment Portfolio (PIP), has invested heavily in a major £100k regional office refurbishment to accommodate the present and future growth of its business.
Team Nottingham out to show the city is perfect for business‘Team Nottingham’ will be out to show the world that the City’s institutions bring a proactive, ‘can do’ attitude to potential investment talks at the world's biggest property development show - le marche international des professionnels de l’immobilier (MIPIM) - in Cannes next month.
Midlands Forum to mark Dignity Action DayThe national Dignity Action Day (25th February 2010) is being marked in Nottingham by an event organised by the Nottingham Mental Capacity Act Forum, which will discuss and review the current and potential effects of the Mental Capacity Act.
Nottingham Regeneration - regenerating the city in manageable chunksMike Taylor, regeneration director of Nottingham Regeneration Limited presented passionately to another sell-out crowd at FBE (forum for the built environment) East Midlands Region’s second full-house event of the year at Nottingham’s Park Plaza Hotel on 10th February 2010.
Timely tax tips in countdown to year endGuidance on how simple planning can deliver potential tax savings in the run up to the end of the tax year, will be unveiled at a ‘Beating the Odds’ seminar, run for local businesses by Nottingham-based independent insurance and financial adviser, The Wilson Organisation.
Spotlight on Nottingham's new business district Southside at MIPIMNottingham’s new business district, Southside, will be thrust into the spotlight at the world's biggest property investment show, le marche international des professionnels de l’immobilier (MIPIM) in Cannes next month, as ‘Team Nottingham’ aims to demonstrate that the City is the best place for investors to put their money.
New division, new director: Blusource Executive is launchedMidlands-based Blusource, the multi-disciplinary search and selection consultancy covering the legal, accountancy, banking and executive sectors, has launched its fourth division, Blusource Executive with the appointment of director, Chris Bailey.
Browne Jacobson scores with HCA panel winBrowne Jacobson LLP is one of only three firms to be appointed to the central region legal panel of the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA), the Government’s national housing and regeneration agency for England.
Network NG announces next business breakfastNetwork NG, the network for Nottingham’s young professional community, has announced that the first quarterly breakfast meeting of 2010 will be on Tuesday, March 2nd from 8-9am, at the Park Plaza, Nottingham.
Charity is the goal Nottingham solicitors Fraser BrownIf you simply can’t wait till the summer when World Cup fever kicks off, football enthusiasts and team players across the country can warm up by entering the annual football tournament hosted by Nottingham solicitors Fraser Brown.
Top employment lawyer to give tips on beating the risksHead of employment at Midlands law firm Berryman, Ginny Hallam, is keynote speaker at a ‘Beating the Odds’ seminar next week, run for local businesses by Nottingham-based independent insurance and financial adviser, The Wilson Organisation.
Nottingham's 'decent homes' impact to be assessedNottingham Trent University has joined forces with Nottingham City Homes to look at the impact of the government’s ‘decent homes’ scheme on the city. The collaboration will be carried out as a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP); the first public sector KTP for the university.
New Year, new start for unhappy couples Divorce lawyers are bracing themselves for the traditional busy January, which this year is expected to mark an unprecedented, significant rise in the number of divorcing couples, and start the predicted trend for 2010 as a bumper year for divorces, according to Nottingham family lawyer Angela Davis of Berryman.
A sale of the Riverbank...IT’S A once in a lifetime chance – the opportunity for keen boaters to snap up their own piece of the River Trent at auction.
Midlands based LSH witnesses signs of improved occupier activityWhile occupier activity across Nottingham is still at a very low level - some 20 per cent down on the same figure last year - there are a small number of encouraging signs of improvement, according to Phil Quiggin, Head of Office Agency at national commercial property consultancy, Lambert Smith Hampton’s (LSH) Nottingham office.
Nottingham Conferences commit to Greener PracticeThe team at Nottingham Conferences has committed to making conferences and events as green as possible across its portfolio by signing up to the University of Nottingham's recent initiative; 'Environmental Champions.'
Midlands based company FarmGEM Sprayers announce first dealers FarmGEM, the newly formed agricultural and horticultural sprayer specialist which will launch its first trailed and mounted machines at LAMMA (Lincolnshire Agricultural Machinery Manufacturers Association) show in January 2010, has announced the first phase of its UK dealership appointments.
Smith Cooper brings Nottingham's outlaws to lifeAn associate at a leading Nottingham firm of chartered accountants has been appointed to the board of directors at the Egalitarian Trust, which includes the Galleries of Justice Museum and the National Centre for Citizenship and the Law (NCCL).
Nottingham economics launched with CBI lectureA new consultancy unit, Nottingham Economics, is to be launched at Nottingham Trent University on 27 November, with a guest lecture by Confederation of British Industry (CBI) chief economic adviser, Ian McCafferty.
Midlands company Smith Cooper manage finger lickin good dealUnaffected by the recession, a strategically important cluster of KFC franchise outlets in North Devon and Somerset were recently sold by Kram Restaurants Limited for an undisclosed sum in a deal project managed by industry experts, Smith Cooper Corporate Finance (SCCF) on Haydn Road in Nottingham.
New director launches specialist division for BlusourceNottingham-based Blusource Professional Services, which is fast becoming recognised as the East Midlands most dynamic search and selection consultancy, has secured Christopher Eadie, one of the region’s most influential recruitment professionals, to head up the launch of its Corporate division.
Midlands new event will tackle tax to beat the oddsCraig Simpson, Head of Tax at Tenon in the Midlands, will examine the tax mitigation strategies available to businesses and their directors at the first of a new seminar series - ‘Beating the Odds’ - hosted by local independent insurance and financial adviser, The Wilson Organisation.
Family homes to be created in Riverside schemeA PLANNING application has been submitted for a multi-million pound riverside scheme in Leicester which is set to create a whole new neighbourhood of affordable family homes, apartments and a park.
No such thing as a ‘quickie divorce’So-called ‘quickie divorces’ for high profile celebrities are little more than a myth which is misleading the ‘man in the street’, according to Nottingham family lawyer Angela Davis of Nottingham law firm, Berryman.
Businesses Should Embrace Older WorkersAs Britain becomes an ageing nation, a local solicitor says businesses in Nottingham must get ready to embrace older workers and encourage employment beyond the current default retirement age of 65.
New online ishare to improve literacy Online ishare at www.FreshTies.com launches to make it easy for Nottinghamshire businesses to help local schools (or community) with their skills and time rather than money, especially important in this credit crunch.
Grow Your Business Through FranchisingA seminar taking place at the East Midlands Property and Business Investment Show on 10 November will give business people the opportunity to find out more about how they could grow their business through franchising.
Beat the financial odds with new eventsStrategies for saving money through effective corporate and personal tax planning will be available to businesses at a programme of new seminars created and hosted by Nottingham-based independent insurance and financial adviser, The Wilson Organisation.
Three solicitors join Berryman’s private client teamNottingham law firm Berryman’s Private Client team, which is ranked in the top tier in the latest Legal 500, has hired three solicitors, bringing its number of fee earners to eight and making it one of the city’s largest teams dedicated to private client work.
PBS service reaches further across the globeNottingham based Payroll and Business Solutions (PBS UK Ltd) is reaching further across the globe with its International Payroll Service with the recent addition of clients operating in Argentina and Hong Kong.
Competition law: Director ‘lack of awareness’ insufficient to avoid breachThe Government’s current consultation on Competition Disqualification Orders (CDOs), which now form part of the UK’s competition laws courtesy of the Enterprise Act, is likely to result in a change in how the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) approaches individual cases of breach of those laws by companies in terms of director culpability, and mean directors will no longer be able to rely on a lack of awareness as a defence to any breach by their companies of those laws.
Undersupply Could Deter InvestorsNOTTINGHAM city centre could potentially discourage investors if it does not address its looming undersupply of quality office space according to Phil Quiggin, Head of Office Agency at national commercial property consultancy, Lambert Smith Hampton’s (LSH) Nottingham office.
Law-breaking websites could cost online businesses dearlyAn EU investigation into websites selling electronic goods that revealed more than half were breaking European laws aimed at protecting consumers highlights the potential cost to online retailers of failing to comply with online trading laws.
Heyday decision delivers short-term certainty for age concerns The High Court in the high profile commonly known ‘Heyday case’, ruled last Friday that employers can plan for the retirement of employees approaching the age of 65, but the decision only provides short term certainty, according to employment lawyer Ginny Hallam.
MCa Does A BrazilianTHINGS are ‘hotting up’ for Marchini Curran Associates (MCa) as the Nottingham-based architects put the finishing touches to the designs for a new beach resort in Brazil.
Apprentice Star Formally Opens Forever GreenClaire Young, who was runner up in the 2008 series of “The Apprentice” was guest of honour at the official launch celebrating the enlargement and refurbishment of Forever Green, Mansfield’s stylish, contemporary restaurant and events venue.
First Corporate Sponsor For MedilinkAn organisation that provides help and support for lifescience firms in the East Midlands is planning to expand its range of services after recruiting its first corporate sponsor.
Berryman tops latest legal rankingsThe private client team at Nottingham law firm Berryman has received the top-tier ranking in the East Midlands in the latest Legal 500 survey directory.
PBS Smooths Redundancy Process With New Outplacement ServiceNottingham based Payroll and Business Solutions (PBS UK Ltd) has boosted its outsourced Human Resources package with the addition of a new outplacement service to provide vital support and training for businesses and their employees dealing with redundancy.
Family break-ups hit 42 percent of grandparentsAs many as forty-two percent of grandparents are forced to lose contact with their grandchild following their parents divorce, and the children lose-out on vital emotional support at a traumatic time, according to Nottingham family lawyer Angela Davis.
RH keeps runners on the goFor the third year in a row, RH Freight, the UK’s leading European freight specialist, will be providing vital support to runners in the 'Experian Robin Hood Festival of Running' on 13 September.
New senior partner at Fraser BrownNottingham-based Fraser Brown Solicitors has added weight to its Senior Management team with the appointment of Graham Green to the position of Senior Partner.
Nottingham restaurant Anoki climbs to the top of the packA leading Midlands restaurant is towering over the competition after sponsoring local businesswoman and serial fund-raiser, Michelle Buckle a fifth of her total sponsorship target to climb the world’s largest free-standing mountain in aid of children’s healthcare.
Browne Jacobson advises ketech on historic dealBrowne Jacobson has advised KeTech Group Limited on a landmark £4.5m re-financing deal. The deal is the first of its kind in the country to be backed through the Government’s Capital for Enterprise Fund.
Octavian recruits commercial directorGlobally-operating Octavian Security has hired highly-experienced commercial director Tony Mellor to help sustain the business’s push for further growth.
Free financial health check for staffEmployers are being given a lifeline for key staff concerned about their personal finances as the credit crunch tightens its grip, through a new programme of on-site complimentary Financial Health Checks, launched this week by The Wilson Organisation.
Prestigious award for Trent Bridge PartnershipNottingham City Council, Nottinghamshire County Council, Rushcliffe Borough Council, emda and Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club have been handed a prestigious award for a partnership project which culminated in the successful staging of the ICC World Twenty20 earlier this month.
North Nottinghamshire's fortunes are changing for the betterSean Bremner, Head of Industrial & Logistics at national commercial property consultancy, Lambert Smith Hampton’s (LSH) Nottingham office, explains how recent developments and the region’s core characteristics are changing North Nottinghamshire’s fortunes for the better.
Smith Cooper trainees make success look easyA group of accountancy trainees from leading chartered accountants and business advisors Smith Cooper have proved their potential following a series of successes in their recent examinations.
Nottingham based roofing boss has a 'mountain to climb'Roofing boss Jason Wright may be used to heights…but next week faces the ultimate challenge as he tackles Mount Kilimanjaro!
40-year-old Jason, MD of Bulwell near Nottingham-based J Wright Roofing, has been preparing for the climb since Christmas.
Connect Midlands helps raise £200k to develop technology partnershipsA West Bridgford-based financial management company, Four Corners Ltd, has raised £200,000 with the assistance of an InvoRed “Green Stream” consultant funded by Connect Midlands, the not-for-profit network part-funded by ERDF and backed by the East Midlands Development Agency (emda)
Seb Coe visits Nottinghamshire to inspire sporting successSebastian Coe, the former Olympic gold medallist and Chairman of the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games (LOCOG), visited Nottingham this week, as part of the London 2012 Nations and Regions programme, to take a look at some of the work that is being undertaken in the build up to the 2012 Games.
UK Trade & Investment helps over 1300 companies in the East MidlandsData released today shows that UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) is helping hundreds more companies than ever before to export. The latest quarterly survey shows that a record 20,700 businesses were helped to generate £3.6 billion in additional profit.
Of these, over 1,300 companies were from the East Midlands.