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The founding chair of the Sheffield City Region Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) has been appointed to head up the newly established Hull and East Yorkshire LEP to support the region's bid for a devolution deal.
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News from the Northern Powerhouse | With Manchester continuing to attract significant levels of investment in the midst of the pandemic, Insider held a special event to find out the secret to the city's economic success.
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A Leeds-based education technology company which has developed a software platform that alerts universities to students in need of support has secured £1m funding to help scale up its operation.
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The North East Fund supported more than 100 regional companies to raise in excess of £50m during 2020.
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Revised plans to build a job-creating mixed-use commercial development in Stockport on the site of the former Ritz Cinema look set to advance next week.
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A food packaging maker has created 100 jobs and invested more than £2m in machinery after being awarded a contract to manufacture personal protective equipment (PPE) for frontline NHS staff and social care workers.
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Keepmoat Homes has completed the acquisition of a site in South Yorkshire for a £52m development of more than 350 new homes.
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A host of transport improvements are being lined up for Cheshire East as consultations on the proposals continue.
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Outline planning consent has been granted for a development of more than 600 apartments on the former Arla Foods office building in Leeds.
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Seven schemes have received backing from West Yorkshire Combined Authority's Investment Committee at its latest meeting.
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Developers behind a 253-home scheme in Ponteland are contributing £700,000 towards the improvement of local roads and transport as part of a section 106 agreement.
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Powerhouse Perspective | In the latest instalment of Insider's Q&A series on the Northern Powerhouse, Fergus Bailie, chief executive at The Bailie Group, outlines what the initiative means to him, the need for an overhaul the Green Book process, and how infrastructure improvements can fuel the north's economy.
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