Stockport Business News – Tuesday 28th June, 2022
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New building safety regulations come into force
The Building Safety Act 2022 comes into force today, creating new regulators for developers of high rise buildings and improving protections for leaseholders and buyers of new build homes.
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Greater Manchester hospitality businesses encouraged to access fully-funded support
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B2B PR and marketing agency to wind down after 26 years
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Council to launch consultation on locations of polling stations across the borough
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Stockport retail group announce cost of living bonus for colleagues
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Stockport Covid-19 vaccination clinics extended into July
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DWP charity partnership sees thousands more women access construction and engineering jobs
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Stockport Council Leader given GMCA Young People brief
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Professional footballer invests in Stockport property market
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Expert Opinion: 5 things everyone gets wrong when uploading video content


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Expert Opinion: 5 things everyone gets wrong when uploading video content
Studio91’s Ben Horrigan explains five common mistakes that could cripple the reach of your video content.
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UK opens trade negotiations with Gulf Cooperation Council
The deal could generate an annual £1.6 billion for the British economy, as well as opening up investment opportunities in the Gulf region.
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Plans progress for redevelopment of Reddish industrial estate
The Council’s Economy and Regeneration Scrutiny Committee will have final say on the plans for 200,000 sq ft of industrial units when they next meet.
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