Simply put, simple design delivers more sales. David O'Hearns at Dawn Creative is a great advocate of simplicity, and there’s clear proof that simple design works. This week, David, who is managing director at Stockport's Dawn Creative shares his opinion as to why this should always be an important … [Read more...]
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Community projects to share in Vernon Jubilee Fund
The Vernon Building Society have revealed the 16 great local community causes to benefit from a share of its Vernon Jubilee Fund. Each shortlisted group or charity will receive a minimum of £100 with the rest of the money divided after a public vote, promoted in partnership with the Stockport … [Read more...]
Dawn’s brand re-positioning is more than skin deep
Stockport's Dawn Creative has dug more than skin deep to come up with a new identity and brand re-positioning for a luxury beauty business in Cheadle Hulme. A business may provide a great product and service, but that is not always reflected in their brand identity. This can lead to confusion among … [Read more...]
Stockport Young Entrepreneurs 2017
Over 200 primary pupils took part in the final of the Stockport Young Entrepreneurs of the Year competition at Stockport Town Hall. Children at Cale Green Primary won first prize in the competition. They ran a company called First Aid Kids, producing an innovative app to help children and adults … [Read more...]
Hallidays continues growth through acquisition
Stockport based Hallidays have announced further growth through the acquisition of local accountancy practice Kevin Pitchford & Co. Founder Kevin Pitchford is a trusted chartered accountant listed at the ICAEW Directory of Chartered Accountants. Kevin, whose business was located at Europa … [Read more...]
Grassroots go the distance for diabetes
A team from Stockport based Grassroots Recruitment put their collective eight feet forward and went the distance for diabetes. The Grassroots team took on the arduous Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge, trekking 24 miles with 1600m of ascent to raise money for a charity close to their hearts. Richard … [Read more...]
Stockport County Pioneering New Sponsorship Deal
Stockport County has raised the roof with a new 'Pioneering' sponsorship deal to take them into 2020. The club has announced a major three-year sponsorship deal with Stockport based Pioneer Group to include the Cheadle End roof, naming rights and County's brand new away shirt. Pioneer, a national … [Read more...]
Great Grounds launch new interactive education centre
Stockport based Great Grounds is branching out and launching a new interactive learning destination in Dilhorne, Stoke-on-Trent. Supported by a six figure funding deal from Royal Bank of Scotland, Great Grounds Education & Business Centre will teach primary school children vocational skills … [Read more...]
SAS Daniels strengthens Family team
Leading Cheshire law firm SAS Daniels LLP has grown its Family team with the appointment of Anita Scorah as an Associate and Cheryl Haywood as a Solicitor. Anita and Cheryl will provide clients with advice and support on family issues, including specialist areas of finance, children, LGBT issues … [Read more...]
Sales of diesel and petrol cars banned from 2040
Farewell Fossil Fuel Car as diesel and petrol cars banned from 2040 - that is the message from Stockport based DSG Auto. The Government has announced its decision to ban the sale of new diesel and petrol cars and vans from 2040 as part of its efforts to tackle air pollution.Rob Southern from DSG … [Read more...]
Breaking News – UK economy slow growth mode
As predicted by some UK economists, the UK economy grew 0.3% in the second quarter of 2017, according to figures released today from the Office for National Statistics, ONS. The report showed modest growth from March to June compared to the first quarter of 2017 where growth was recorded at 0.2%, a … [Read more...]
Red Rock’s 5 tips to boost worker productivity today
It is not groundbreaking news that there are links between workplace environment and productivity. When we look back at the 19th century it was proven that the even amongst all the grime and squalor, the more enlightened factory owners realised that cramped, poorly lit, poorly ventilated, cold … [Read more...]
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