Peak Translations are sharing their expertise to help new and established exporters get the most from selling their products overseas in their latest webinar. Following on from sessions in March and June, the upcoming session ‘Selling Overseas – Which approach works best for you?’ will consider … [Read more...]
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Stockport NHS Charity provides orientation boards helping patients living with dementia
Patients in Stepping Hill Hospital’s emergency department (A&E) who are living with dementia now have additional support following help from Stockport NHS Charity. The boards show the month, date, day, time, and weather in a way which is proven to reassure many of those with dementia, … [Read more...]
New strategy launched to improve mental health in Stockport
Partners from across Stockport have developed the One Stockport Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy to improve the mental health for all in the borough. During 2022, engagement with residents and Stockport Council's partner organisation highlighted a need to address mental health issues. The … [Read more...]
Hundreds of comments received during consultation on the North’s Strategic Transport Plan
The public consultation of Transport for the North's (TfN) Strategic Transport Plan has closed, with hundreds of comments received during the 12-week engagement. The 12-week consultation closed on 17th August after in-person events in Manchester, Leeds and Newcastle, online workshops, a virtual … [Read more...]
Robinsons Brewery reopens Cheshire pub with new look after 12 month closure
The Swan and Chequers has reinvigorated the Cheshire town of Sandbach after reopening following an extensive refurbishment of the pub by Stockport-based Robinsons Brewery. The pub has been closed for more than twelve months whilst plans were made to bring a new life into the history-filled site … [Read more...]
Planning approval for Hazel Grove SEND school
Stockport Council's Planning & Highways Regulation Committee has granted planning permission for the construction of a new school for students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Hazel Grove. The 12,900 sq ft SEND school is to be build on the netball courts of Hazel … [Read more...]
Public engagement process begins on Marple Active Communities Hub
Following March's award of £20 million of Capital Levelling Up funding, Stockport Council has revealed that an engagement process on the Marple Active Communities Hub has now started. In the Council's latest update on the scheme, it revealed it will hold a series of stakeholder meetings with … [Read more...]
GoDaddy Adds AI-Powered Instant Video Capabilities Helping Entrepreneurs to Grow their Businesses
Website provider GoDaddy is introducing AI-powered Instant Video to help smaller business owners with social media posting and content creation. GoDaddy Studio provides template-driven resources business owners need to create content for websites, social media and marketing to help drive … [Read more...]
More than 20,000 Greater Manchester residents boost careers through Skills for Growth
MORE than 20,000 people in Greater Manchester have gained new skills to help progress their careers thanks to the Skills for Growth programme. Greater Manchester Combined Authority’s (GMCA) Skills for Growth programme, which is aimed at addressing the skills gaps identified by employers in the … [Read more...]
GC Angels becomes North West delivery partner of Fund Her North, empowering the regions female entrepreneurs
GC Angels, one of Greater Manchester’s leading early-stage equity investors, has announced a partnership with NorthInvest to deliver Fund Her North activities across the North West, increasing its commitment to driving change across the Northern investment landscape. The collaboration … [Read more...]
Thousands of students receive free training to build cyber skills
As students get ready to go back to school this September, schools are being encouraged to take advantage of free resources to boost cyber skills and set up aspiring young people to aim for careers in cyber. More than 50,000 students from 2,000 schools around the country have already been signed … [Read more...]
Wet July dampens retailer High Street sales and footfall
Retail sales have fallen for the second time this year as last month’s wash out led to a bigger than expected drop. The latest figures from the Office For National Statistics (ONS) show sales volumes slipped 1.2% in July, following a rise of 0.6% the month before. Food stores sales … [Read more...]
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