Business

A new chapter has started for a Tynemouth business going from strength to strength in its first year.

A new business is rapidly growing from its small beginnings as a drop-in at a shopping centre.

North Tyneside has seen five of its pubs close since 2010, according to official figures.

A chamber of trade has looked to the town’s past for its new logo.

More than half of the rubbish produced in North Tyneside is burnt, one of the highest rates of incineration in England.

Businesses are being able to hit the right note with team-building exercises and support staff well-being.

North East business leaders today welcomed a multi-million pound investment for major upgrades to the East Coast Main Line.

An award-winning company is set to move to a new purpose-built headquarters in North Tyneside.

Two lifelong friends are hoping their new business can become a well oiled machine.

An artist is putting the pieces together after launching a new business providing community, domestic and commercial mosaic art.

Water companies are starting to ask customers to conserve supplies by not using hosepipes or water sprinklers during the heatwave.

A Wallsend fashion firm has customers falling head over heels for its brand of shoes and accessories.

A woman who set up a beauty salon from her parents’ Edwardian home is celebrating its 20-year anniversary.

A Wallsend engineering company is celebrating another apprenticeship success.

A free training and networking event is being held to help businesses boost their sales and marketing strategies.

A yoga studio set up by two former nurses has been named North Tyneside Business of the Month.

Wallsend-based engineering apprenticeships training provider Tyne North Training is progressing well with a number of engineering apprentices at CMR UK – part of the Global CRM Group.

Virgin Trains East Coast (Vtec) will be stripped of its contract on June 24, UK Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has announced.