Prolofic North have today announced the short list for the Northern Marketing Awards 2013 ahead of the awards dinner on Wednesday 3 July. Over 140 entries were received from leading brands and organisations along with marketing, creative and digital agencies from across the North for the … [Read more...]
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COLLEGE CHARITY DINNER RAISES £££s FOR STOCKPORT CHARITY
The latest charity event to be hosted by Stockport College has raised over a thousand pounds for local Stockport charity, Independent Options. Guests attended the College's annual charity dinner at the College restaurant and raised £1180 for Hazel Grove based local charity Independent … [Read more...]
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB ROWING FOR A BRIGHTER FUTURE
The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Manchester are holding a Charity Fund-Raising Indoor Rowing Marathon at the DeVere Village Hotel, Hyde on Sunday 2nd June - 10a.m. till 8p.m. The DeVere Village Hotel in Hyde are helping the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Manchester to keep young … [Read more...]
AVERAGE COST OF STARTING A BUSINESS JUST £312
The average cost of starting a business in the UK is just £312, a new report has revealed. According to the study from freelance marketplace PeoplePerHour and published in EN magazine, this is more than £100 less than the average weekly wage. Stockport is home to 15,000 businesses … [Read more...]
OPENING HOURS AND EXHIBITIONS AT STOCKPORT ART GALLERY
Stockport Council has agreed its summer programme of exhibitions, planned to run until 30th September 2013, and will showcase many exhibitions at Stockport Art Gallery. Between September and December 2012 the Council carried out a thorough consultation on visitor opening hours at the Council run … [Read more...]
GM AUTHORITIES SEEK SUPPLIERS FOR £400M ‘GREEN’ CONTRACT
Manchester City Council is working on behalf of the 10 local authorities in Greater Manchester, including Stockport, in seeking to appoint a panel of suppliers for an initial three year contract worth up to £400m for energy efficiency improvements at homes across the region. Reported in … [Read more...]
S&T ASSET MANAGEMENT APPOINTS NEW PARTNER
S&T Asset Management, based in Marple, Stockport, are delighted to announce the appointment of Luke Bagshaw as a partner. Luke's career in stockbroking commenced in 1995 with Fairmont Stockbrokers in Bolton, before moving to Manchester when the firm was acquired by Henry Cooke Lumsden … [Read more...]
PARALYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST TO VISIT STOCKPORT
Alan Oliveira, the Brazilian gold medal-winning 200m runner at the London Paralympic Games, will visit Stockport on Friday 24th May. Stockport Council, together with Alan Oliveira’s interpreter Mauro Beca, have organised several events with Alan at Aquinas College. Over 150 pupils, aged … [Read more...]
TRUST EXCITES ANN SUMMERS EMPLOYEES
Stockport based Trust Brand Communications has created a new employer brand for Ann Summers. Since June 2012 Trust has been helping Ann Summers to talk to their current team and potential candidates about training, learning, and what it means to work for Ann … [Read more...]
STOCKPORT IMPROVING THE HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF FAMILIES
Stockport Council has been working in partnership with community groups on a project to improve the emotional health and wellbeing of families. The ‘5 Ways Art Trail’ project is a local one mile walk through Lancashire Hill and Heaton Norris. The trail will be officially opened on … [Read more...]
WALKING BOOST FOR STOCKPORT SCHOOL
Pupils at a Stockport Primary School are set to benefit from additional resources encouraging them to walk to school. St Marys CE Primary School in Reddish has received class packs of incentives to inspire children to walk to school. These include passports, badges for walking to school and … [Read more...]
VELOCITY 2025 BID INCLUDES CHEADLE & GATLEY CYCLING IMPROVEMENTS
Greater Manchester is bidding for £20 million of Government funding to provide a major boost to cycling across the area. Only one large city region will win, but if we get it we’ll see major improvements – including a lot of segregated cycle paths – built by the end of … [Read more...]