Thursday, 24 July 2008

Business

You'll get new schools, hospital and housing pledges minister

Published 24 July 2008

John Hutton photo Welcome to day one of west Cumbria’s £2billion future. The area was yesterday rebranded Britain’s Energy Coast and asked to lead the country’s nuclear and renewable energy industries.

Gary appointed as chief executive of Northern Rock

Published 24 July 2008

NORTHERN Rock has appointed the vice chairman of Barclays, Gary Hoffman, as its new chief executive.

Auto firm undeterred by very trying times

Published 24 July 2008

BOSSES at a Carlisle car dealership which has survived four vandal attacks and an economic downturn still have their eyes on expansion.

£2bn Energy Coast’s vision for 16,000 jobs

Published 23 July 2008

A £2 billion vision to create 16,000 jobs and make west Cumbria the world leader in energy production was officially launched today.

The triumphs of Trainrite

Published 23 July 2008

A WEST Cumbrian training company has revealed its remarkable track record of getting the unemployed back into work.

Support for extra bank holiday plan

Published 23 July 2008

SHOPWORKERS’ union Usdaw is calling for an extra bank holiday to promote voluntary and community work..

We can save you dough

Published 22 July 2008

CARR’S Breadmaker is hoping flour power can help it land a prize in Cumbria’s premier business awards.

Businesses are losing confidence

Published 22 July 2008

THE outlook for the UK economy next year is looking gloomier with business confidence fast evaporating, forecasters say.

ENTERPRISING STUDENTS MAKE THEIR MARK

Published 16 July 2008

A GROUP of enterprising students from west Cumbria have come out on top in a schools business challenge.

Inflation: Chancellor’s wages plea

Published 16 July 2008

RISING food and fuel costs pushed UK inflation up to an 11-year high of 3.8 per cent in June from 3.3 per cent in May.

Bread depot hopes dashed

Published 16 July 2008

HOPES of a reprieve for threatened workers at a Carlisle bread depot have been dashed.

3 weeks for airport plan

Published 15 July 2008

A FRESH application to upgrade Carlisle Airport will not be submitted for at least two to three weeks.

3 weeks for airport application

Published 15 July 2008

A FRESH application to upgrade Carlisle Airport will not be submitted for at least two to three weeks.

Regional role for Matthew

Published 15 July 2008

THE National Federation of Builders has appointed Matthew Wilkinson as regional sales executive for the north-west.

Sellafield scheme strikes gold

Published 15 July 2008

By Safira AliSELLAFIELD has won an award for a scheme which helps employees to give money to charity directly from their pay.

City airport’s future – crisis talks today

Published 14 July 2008

CRISIS talks aimed at salvaging a plan to upgrade Carlisle Airport and move the Eddie Stobart haulage business there were due to take place today.

Warning over tax scam

Published 14 July 2008

CUMBRIAN businesses are being warned about a ‘tax refund’ scam which could see them swindled out of millions of pounds.

Workers’ bonus fears

Published 11 July 2008

SELLAFIELD workers are in danger of missing out on “a golden goodbye” bonus of up to £2,000 each.

Job fears over building trade slump

Published 10 July 2008

CUMBRIA’S building trade is facing its toughest period in a generation as the credit crunch tightens, house prices fall and fuel costs spiral.

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