Apr
2005
Articles from 28th Apr 2005
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Talk to banks call on cash flow
Apr 28 2005 | Farming News
Farmers are being urged to talk to their banks now if they feel that the delay in payment under the EU Single Payment Scheme (SPS) is going to present cash flow problems in the coming autumn and winter. Read
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CLA holding seminars on equine business
Apr 28 2005 | Farming News
the Country Land and Business Association (CLA) is holding two equine development seminars in conjunction with agents Smiths Gore and law firm Dickinson Dees. Read
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Bio-power crop chance
Apr 28 2005 | Farming News
Arable farmers are being given the chance to grow oilseed rape for bio-electricity generation, which will give them a guaranteed £150 a tonne, together with an oil content bonus. Read
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Deadline for county show
Apr 28 2005 | Farming News
Farmers are being reminded that all entries for the Northumberland County Show must be posted by the weekend. Read
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City News
Apr 28 2005 | Archive
Better news from Wall Street and the prospect of a top-flight takeover struggle helped the FTSE 100 Index recover some lost ground today. Read
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Stock watch
Apr 28 2005 | Archive
The FTSE 100 tumbled to a three-month low of 4780.6 on Wednesday before finally closing 56.1 points down at 4789.4. Read
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Kingfisher warns on likely profits
Apr 28 2005 | Archive
B&q owner Kingfisher highlighted the struggle facing UK retailers yesterday as it warned first quarter profits were likely to be 15pc lower than in 2004. Read
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Enterprise is an early experience
Apr 28 2005 | Archive
Tedco Enterprise in Education was launched in 2000. From 1998 TEDCO began by looking in detail at building enterprise awareness and behaviours in schools. Read
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TEDCO is even more welcoming
Apr 28 2005 | Archive
The tedco Business Centre in Jarrow has just completed a substantial refurbishment of its workspace offices, corridors and communal areas. Read
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Spotlight is on the region's real enterprise hot spot
Apr 28 2005 | Archive
Plans are being finalised for a campaign to turn the spotlight to South Tyneside as a result of the borough winning the prestigious title of North-East Capital of Enterprise 2005. Read
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21st birthday marks success story
Apr 28 2005 | Archive
NORTH-East development agency TEDCO (the Tyneside Economic Development Company) is this year celebrating coming of age after 21 years of forging a spirit of enterprise. Read
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Helping charities and volunteers bridge skills gaps
Apr 28 2005 | Archive
Tedco's social enterprise support package includes the Skills Development Programme, aimed at registered charities, funded voluntary organisations, community businesses and local volunteer groups in South Tyneside. Read
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Power and passion is still there
Apr 28 2005 | Archive
Celebrating its 21st birthday this year as the enterprise agency in South Tyneside, Tedco is proud to be at the heart of a powerful and passionate partnership of local businesses, community groups and the local authority. Read
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Customers come first
Apr 28 2005 | Archive
Staff and business partners of The Tyneside Economic Development Company (TEDCO) are celebrating after becoming the first organisation in the North-East to be awarded Customer First accreditation. Read
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Birth of landmark for new business
Apr 28 2005 | Archive
If you've passed Testo's roundabout on the A19 you can't fail to have noticed that a new neighbour has finally arrived. Read
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Quadrus offers a square deal with a bit of zest
Apr 28 2005 | Archive
Construction of The Quadrus Centre, a £5m office development overlooking the lake at Boldon Business Park, is now complete. Read
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£250m shareout
Apr 28 2005 | Archive
Road haulier Exel has announced plans to return £250m to shareholders after selling one of the UK's biggest waste collectors. Exel sold Cory Environmental, which disposes of and recycles more than 3.5 million tonnes of waste every year, to a private equity group for £200m. Read
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Peter Jackson column
Apr 28 2005 | Archive
Thousands of manufacturing jobs will be lost over the next few months following a sharp fall in orders. Read
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New depot for plant hire firm
Apr 28 2005 | Business News
A tool and plant hire firm has opened a depot in Middlesbrough. Read
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House prices rising
Apr 28 2005 | Business News
House prices increased by 0.9pc in April as buyers showed signs of returning to the market, the Nationwide reported today. Read
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Expansion is brewing
Apr 28 2005 | Business News
Investment and expansion are on the cards for Teesside by pubs group Punch Taverns, the company announced today. Read
