Businesses from across the region came together on 14th May for a high-energy networking event with a difference, as Torque Business returned to CN House at Cheadle Royal Business Park with cars, competitions and plenty of conversation. Hosted by CN Chartered Accountants, the event combined … [Read more...]
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New Stockport NHS laboratory information system goes live for faster diagnosis and treatment
Stockport NHS Foundation Trust’s pathology department has now completed its ‘go-live’ with a new laboratory information system enhancing the processing of millions of patient test results. The new laboratory information management system (LIMS) system from Clinisys improves the way in which … [Read more...]
Stockport County Grassroots Festival welcomes over 500 young players to Edgeley Park
Over 500 young players from grassroots football clubs across Stockport had the chance to play on the pitch at Edgeley Park as part of Stockport County's Grassroots Festival. Across the 16th and 17th May, 500 boys and girls took part in the fun, non-competitive event that is an important aspect of … [Read more...]
Contractor appointed to deliver new homes on former Sainsbury’s site
Developer, Amstone Ventures, has announced that Keady Construction has been named as the contractor on the 588-home No.1 Knightsbridge development on the former Sainsbury’s supermarket site in Stockport town centre. The development secured outline planning approval in November 2022, and will be … [Read more...]
Bank Holiday rail works to effect journeys from Stockport
Rail passengers are being urged to plan their journeys ahead of works over the Late May Bank Holiday weekend on the West Coast Main Line that will effect services through Stockport. On Sunday 24 May there will be key engineering work taking place on the West Coast Main Line which will mean no … [Read more...]
Azets responds to April 2026 insolvency statistics
There were 2,085 corporate insolvencies in April 2026 – 2.4% more than in March 2026 (2,037), and 2.8% more than in April 2025 (2,028). Richard Oddy, Restructuring and Insolvency partner at international accountancy and business advisory group Azets, shares his thoughts on the data. April’s … [Read more...]
A dozen new routes launch from Manchester Airport this summer
A dozen international destinations will gain a direct link from Manchester Airport this summer, from holiday hotspots to major cities around the world. While many popular European holiday destinations are served all round, seasonal routes to cities on the Mediterranean, including Mykonos, Bodrum … [Read more...]
Stockroom celebrates first birthday
To mark the first birthday of Stockport's new library and community and cultural hub, Stockroom will host a packed weekend of free events from 22nd to 24th May. From games and disco dancefloors to storytelling, live music and a cake competition, the birthday weekend promises something for … [Read more...]
Plans in development to transform derelict Compstall Mill
New plans are in the works that will bring the derelict 19th Century buildings at Compstall Mill back into use and transform the heritage site to deliver around 135 new homes. A new company, Compstall Mill 2025 Ltd, has been established and acquired the mill from Euro Property Investments last … [Read more...]
Small Business Protections Bill introduced to Parliament
Landmark legislation has been introduced to Parliament that will give small businesses, sole traders and freelancers greater protections from late payments by larger firms. 38 businesses every single day because they are not paid on time, while late payments also force business owners to spend … [Read more...]
Expert Opinion: Why AI projects stall, and how to keep them moving
Amshire IT's Dave Taylor explains the challenges businesses face when implementing new AI solutions, and his advice for ensuring projects are delivered. Artificial intelligence is no longer a future concept. Many organisations are already exploring how it can improve efficiency, decision making, … [Read more...]
Government takes first step towards North of England Olympics bid
The UK government has commissioned a review into whether the North of England could host the Olympics and Paralympics in the 2040s. The move marks the first step towards submitting a bid for a multi-city hosting of the games that would use sport to drive regeneration efforts in the region, as was … [Read more...]
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