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Accountancy Practice Offers Help Following Most Radical Changes to Pensions in Almost a Century

NORTH EAST accountancy firm Tait Walker is hosting free drop-in days to help the public understand how the radical pension changes announced last year will affect them, their savings and their families in 2015.

New Data Quantifies Regional Benefit Of Heathrow Expansion For First Time @necc

NEW figures released today quantify for the first time how an expanded Heathrow will benefit the North East, with the region set to receive £4 billion in economic growth and 5,100 new jobs.

2015 date announced for Venturefest North East

Over 150 of the North East’s entrepreneurs, innovators and business leaders joined together yesterday (Thursday 22 January) for the launch of Venturefest North East 2015, the region’s innovation conference.

North East closing employment gap with rest of England

The North East LEP today welcomed the latest regional labour market statistics which revealed the local economy outperforming the English average in creating more jobs.

Business talent sought to lead new skills board as part of £500m economic investment

The search is on for the cream of North East business talent to help raise worker skills levels, creating more and better jobs as part of a programme of economic growth worth around £500m.

Councillors Call Fro New Hospital In Stockton

COUNCILLORS are calling on health authorities to bring forward an urgent plan to build a new, world-class hospital in Stockton-on-Tees.

Library In Norton Celebrates Official Reopening

THE MAYOR of Stockton officially reopened Norton Library yesterday (Wednesday 7 January).

Gateshead IT expert urges more businesses to connect to Government internet funding

Thousands of Tyneside businesses are failing to take advantage of a Government funded scheme that can help them to be better connected to the internet.

Mayor’s Casino Night Raises The Stakes For Charity

The Mayor of Stockton, Councillor Barbara Inman, hosted a night of fun and games raising funds for charity at the Grosvenor Casino on Friday 28 November.

Surgo Embarks On £1.5 Million Healthcare Scheme

One of the region’s leading building contractors, Surgo Construction (Surgo), has started on site with a £2 million healthcare scheme in Ferryhill, County Durham, to replace an existing branch surgery with a purpose-built, two storey development.

Lack Of Housebuilding Stifling Growth

BUSINESSES claim the region’s housing market is under performing, failing to capitalise on the North East’s potential to be a prime development site and deliver the number of homes required.

Middlesbrough MYP To Join Commons Debate

MIDDLESBROUGH’S Member of the UK Youth Parliament Trib Gosain is to take part in a debate in the House of Commons.

Town’s Heritage Celebrated At Key Conference

MIDDLESBROUGH’S role as one of the focal points of Victorian Britain’s industrial development has been celebrated at an important conference.

Northumberland Tyne and Wear NHS Trust and Keiro in new partnership

PATIENTS with complex neurological injuries can now benefit from a smoother transition to community living thanks to a new public private partnership.