Apr
2008
Articles from 15th Apr 2008
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Farming groups defend biofuels
Apr 15 2008 | Farming News
FARMING groups have defended British-grown biofuels in the face of environmental protests. Read
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Financial warning on failure to protect struggling rape crops
Apr 15 2008 | Farming News
FAILURE to properly protect poorly emerged or late growing rapes will slash margin potentials in what is a high value crop, according to agronomy business experts. Read
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Taking green plea to thetop
Apr 15 2008 | Evening Gazette Business News
TODAY, we call on Prime Minster Gordon Brown to Back Our Biofuels - the industry that has brought £500m of investment to Teesside, but whose future is now hanging on a thread. Read
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TODAY Gordon Brown will be doorstepped at No 10 by protestors calling on him to throw the UK’s commitment to biofuels into reverse.
Apr 15 2008 | Evening Gazette Business News
But we call on the PM to protect our biofuels industry if he truly wants to be green. Read
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INDUSTRY AT A CROSSROADS
Apr 15 2008 | Evening Gazette Business News
THIS IS one of the most significant sites on Teesside. Read
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Helping hospice
Apr 15 2008 | Archive
INDUSTRIAL services company Hertel (UK) is giving its support to a Teesside hospice. Read
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Bankers’ goal is to lend a hand
Apr 15 2008 | Archive
TEESSIDE bankers have also given their support to a local hospice. Read
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Loud and proud
Apr 15 2008 | Archive
TEES PRIDE is the Evening Gazette’s campaign in support of future regeneration of the Tees Valley. Read
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Positive update by Sage fails to impress the City
Apr 15 2008 | Archive
APOSITIVE trading update from the UK’s largest software maker Sage failed to impress the City yesterday as shares fell almost seven points. Read
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Tuesday evening business bulletin
Apr 15 2008 | National Business News
Blue-chip big guns lead the London revival; Oil discovery sends shares soaring; Motorists hit by even higher fuel costs. Read
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Tuesday lunchtime business bulletin
Apr 15 2008 | National Business News
Lenders snap up £15bn from the Bank of England; Music publisher rejects takeover approach; FTSE 100 on the front foot. Read
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Tuesday morning business bulletin
Apr 15 2008 | National Business News
Supermarket giant sees profits climb despite tough conditions; Debenhams reveals drop in profits; Carphone Warehouse disappoints the city. Read
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Back Our Biofuels
Apr 15 2008 | Business News
Today we call on Westminster to Back Our Biofuels. Read
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Tees property market ‘buoyant’ amid gloom
Apr 15 2008 | Business News
TEESSIDE estate agents are still convinced the area can ride out the property market storm, which nationally has seen the highest number of chartered surveyors since 1978 reporting a fall in house prices. Read
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Bridge works a model of engineering
Apr 15 2008 | Business News
A DARLINGTON firm of design engineers has been jointly nominated for a top award following its ground- breaking work on the Surtees Bridge over the River Tees. Read
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Region set to become world-class centre after merger
Apr 15 2008 | Business News
The Centre for Process Innovation (CPI) at Wilton and Newcastle’s Centre of Excellence for Nano, Micro and Photonic Systems (Cenamps) have joined forces to drive industry-led development in the sector. Read
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Brulines ‘robust’
Apr 15 2008 | Business News
STOCKTON pub equipment firm Brulines today said “robust” trading was set to bolster its annual results. Read
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Taking a greener course
Apr 15 2008 | Business News
ASPIRING environmentalists will be able to kick-start their green careers thanks to new courses being launched at Teesside University in response to growing demands from industry. Read
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‘Pretty horrid’ output figures spread gloom
Apr 15 2008 | Business News
BUDGET tax rises for alcohol and tobacco as well as soaring petrol prices kept factory gate prices at 17-year highs last month. Read
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New acquisition will push Pugh’s turnover to £20m
Apr 15 2008 | Business News
A DEMOLITION company is hoping to expand after buying a Newcastle construction company as part of its acquisition strategy. Read
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Focus on staying focused
Apr 15 2008 | Business News
IN OUR ongoing series highlighting the “top traits of successful exporters” - vision, commitment, focus, research, planning, training, relationship building, quality, adaptation and energy - the next trait we come to is focus. Read
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Nathan catches the entrepreneurial wave
Apr 15 2008 | Business News
WOULD-BE entrepreneurs throughout the Tees Valley are queuing up to join the Gazette-backed campaign to inspire people of all ages to start their own business. Read
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Ecosite plans gather pace
Apr 15 2008 | Business News
PLANS to create an eco friendly mixed-use development at Wynyard Park are gathering pace with a bold promise from the site's owners to set a green standard that will be an example for the whole country. Read
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Town centre action
Apr 15 2008 | Business News
REGENERATION plans are being drawn up to revitalise the borough of Sedgefield. Read
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Enter the race for Olympic victory
Apr 15 2008 | Business News
ADVICE service Business Link North East is urging companies to enter the race for contracts linked to the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Read
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UKSE finance boost
Apr 15 2008 | Business News
NEW AND growing businesses finding it difficult to get access to finance are to get additional help from UK Steel Enterprise. Read
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North will weather the credit storm
Apr 15 2008 | Business News
THERE is a lot of ongoing discussion about what the implications for the North East will be of the credit crunch. Read
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Funding boost for ‘castless’ healing trials
Apr 15 2008 | Business News
A REVOLUTIONARY way of treating fractures without the need for surgery or plaster casts has been given a cash boost to take it to the next level. Read
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Positive update by Sage fails to impress the City
Apr 15 2008 | Sage
A POSITIVE trading update from the UK’s largest software maker Sage failed to impress the City yesterday as shares fell almost seven points. Read
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Sage shares are marked down
Apr 15 2008 | Sage
THE UK stock market started the week in the red as the FTSE 100 Index ended the opening session down 63.9 points at 5831.6. Read
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Arriva buys stake in Hungarian firm
Apr 15 2008 | Arriva
ARRIVA is driving its business further into the Eastern Europe market after agreeing to buy an 80% stake in the company that owns the biggest private bus operator in Hungary. Read
