The European Commission have said that they may legislate in an attempt to get more women into top management jobs in and around Europe because companies at the moment are being too slow improving their gender balance. The EU’s Justice … Read more
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Winkworth Returns as Kew the Music Sponsor
By Edward247 on
Business
London, United Kingdom, (21st March, 2012) – Winkworth – the estate agency group – announces that it will be sponsoring the Kew the Music event for the second year running. Kew the Music is a series of summer outdoor concerts … Read more
Crown Paints Creates New Role To Support Construction Sector
By Jo Foster on
Business
Crown Paints has appointed Jim Sweeney to the newly-created role of National Construction Manager. Focusing on both new-build and refurbishment projects, Jim will be working in collaboration with design and build contractors – as well as facilities managers and multi-site … Read more
Birmingham’s Centre City bought by Bruntwood
By Richard Frost on
Business
Contracts have been exchanged in commercial space provider Bruntwood’s purchase of Centre City, a prominent building in Birmingham boasting 280,000 sq ft of office space. In a deal worth £19.7m, this new acquisition has allowed Bruntwood to increase its Midlands … Read more
Rosebud Evolution
By PRFire on
Business
Lancashire businesses looking for a boost have been given more time to access the Rosebud Evolution Programme which is being extended by Lancashire County Council due to high demand from businesses across the county. The programme has been designed to … Read more
Working with Fulwood Academy to support the business Leaders of the future
By PRFire on
Business
TWO of Preston’s brightest business prospects have spoken to students at Fulwood Academy about their university and business experiences. The visit was arranged by Orvia to encourage the students to think about their university choices and follow their business ambitions. … Read more
BT Denies Claims of Shortage in Engineers for Broadband Rollout
By Alex Custard on
Business
An ex-BT executive and telecoms expert has said to a parliamentary committee that BT are worried about the shortage of engineers they have who can fit broadband in people’s homes. Also, he added that a national apprenticeship scheme could help … Read more
Very Busy London Market Gives Boost to Builders
By Alex Custard on
Business
A £17 million Crossrail scheme that is currently under construction in London and also a booming housing market is proving to be a big hit with many builders in the capital. These two things alone are said to be two … Read more
Garages to Soon be Shutting their Doors
By Alex Custard on
Automotive, Business, Economy
With MPs and even the Prime Minister recently fuelling a panic across the country, there are a number of garages who will no doubt be shutting their doors soon because of the amount of fuel that will be and has … Read more
eXact learning solutions and partners win blended learning project on EU governance for European Commission, Parliament and Agencies’ staff
By Bob Little on
Business
The European Institute of Public Administration (EIPA, the leading centre of European learning and development for the public sector), the College of Europe (the world’s first university institute of postgraduate studies and training in European affairs) and eXact learning solutions … Read more