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A SUPERCAR firm based in East Lancashire has welcomed representatives from top car brands for a conference held at its HQ.Members of the Northern Automotive Alliance (NAA) were treated to a history of the Lister brand, which includes being feature…
Jordan Spieth has vowed to embrace the challenge of playing in front of massive crowds alongside Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy as he bids to win the US PGA Championship and complete the career grand slam.McIlroy admitted he was happy to make his own att…
A cocaine dealer who worked with a organised crime gang which laundered £9 million in dirty money in just three months has been locked up for almost a decade. Nathan Powell, 31, was unmasked as the man operating the EncroChat handle ‘Festive Ape’ when …
Businesses across Lancashire will be able to benefit from a range of virtual reality equipment designed to help local companies prepare for working in a future low carbon economy.
Two state-of-the-art low carbon virtual reality (VR) hubs are on site at…
Northumberland transport and warehouse specialist Dedicated Transport Solutions (DTS) has been snapped by private equity firm Winch & Co.
The undisclosed deal for Cramlington-based DTS – providers of warehousing, time-critical deliveries and abnorm…
The spotlight has fallen on the risk of dangerous driving recently, with the UK government introducing new legislation that makes it illegal for drivers to use handheld mobile phones behind the wheel.
It’s not an issue isolated in the UK eith…
A ‘gentle giant’ was crushed to death under a 1,000 tonne hydraulic press after a health and safety breach by his employer – which has now been fined more than half a million pounds.
Colin Willoughby, 52, was known as the ‘go-to guy for tricky engineer…
A ‘gentle giant’ who was crushed to death under a 1,000 tonne hydraulic press was not protected by his employer, a court has heard.
Colin Willoughby, 52, was known as the ‘go-to guy for tricky engineering problems’ in his role at Graham Engineering Ltd…
A ‘gentle giant’ who was crushed to death under a 1,000 tonne hydraulic press was not protected by his employer, a court has heard.
Colin Willoughby, 52, was known as the ‘go-to guy for tricky engineering problems’ in his role at Graham Engineering Ltd…
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