Fans of the iconic Robinsons Brewery Shire Horses are invited to an unforgettable family weekend at the Davenport Arms, Woodford, where (for the first time ever) all of the brewery's Shire Horses will be together in one place. Taking place on Saturday 1st August and Sunday 2nd August from 10am to … [Read more...]
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British Business Bank supports £9.4 billion of finance for smaller business
The British Business Bank has supported £9.4 billion of finance for small businesses in the 2025/26 financial year - £1.3 billion was public funding, £4.3 billion was private capital crowded in by the Bank, and £3.7 billion came through lending the Bank guaranteed. The Bank's annual Impact … [Read more...]
MAG welcomes Government focus on technical education
Manchester Airports Group (MAG) has welcomed plans announced by Prime Minister Andy Burnham to raise the profile of vocational and technical education. MAG, which runs Manchester, East Midlands and London Stansted airports, has long championed employer-led skills and employment programmes, … [Read more...]
DAHA Gold reaccreditation for Stockport Homes Group
Stockport Homes Group has achieved Gold reaccreditation from the Domestic Abuse Housing Alliance (DAHA) in recognition of the housing provider's continued commitment to supporting those affected by domestic abuse. Following a thorough reassessment process, Stockport Homes Group was evaluated … [Read more...]
Nature ranger appointed to enhance environment at Stepping Hill
Outside garden areas on the Stepping Hill Hospital site are about to see new support and improvement with the appointment of a brand new specialist nature support role. Nature recovery ranger Matt Ross is now working two days a week on the site helping to create more nature friendly green spaces, … [Read more...]
Stockport charity celebrates becoming Fostering Friendly Employer
Stockport-charity, Millie’s Trust has become the latest local employer to become fostering friendly in a move that supports foster carers, and local children and young people in Stockport. First-aid training provider based in Cheadle Hulme, Millie’s Trust, has introduced the fostering friendly … [Read more...]
GM Chamber sets out priorities for local business in open letter to PM
The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce has written an open letter to Prime Minister Andy Burnham setting out the priorities of businesses in the city-region that he will need to address during his premiership. The Chamber congratulated the former Mayor of Greater Manchester in rising to the … [Read more...]
Deadline approaches for first Making Tax Digital quarterly update
More than 864,000 sole traders and landlords within scope of Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax have until 7th August to submit their first quarterly update. The quarterly update covers income and expenses for the first three months of the tax year for those earning more than £50,000 from … [Read more...]
Stockport businesses invited to take part in Deaf Awareness training
Stockport businesses are being invited to help make the borough more inclusive and have their teams take part in Deaf Awareness training. Led by British Sign Language teacher, Lorri Wilson, sessions are designed for organisations of all sizes that are looking to improve communication, … [Read more...]
Stockport Pride gets local NHS support
Local NHS colleagues showed their support for the LGBTQ+ community at this year’s Stockport Pride celebrations in the town centre. Staff from Stockport NHS Foundation Trust, which runs Stepping Hill Hospital and local community NHS services, set out the stall alongside many others in the market … [Read more...]
Expert Opinion: Complicated commission schemes don’t motivate, they confuse
Julian Stafford, former founding Director of Midshire Business Systems, is a big believer in rewarding success. He enabled his sales teams to increase their earning potential through a fair and achievable commission structure. By the time he sold Midshire to Sharp in 2017, annual turnover had grown … [Read more...]
Education reforms to raise the profile of technical education nationwide
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced changes to the education system that will raise of the profile of technical education by offering new pathways for Year 10 students. From age 14 (Year 10), students will have the chance to combine core academic subjects – including English, maths and … [Read more...]
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