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£1.2m secured for urban eco settlements -
Leeds City Region has secured £1.2m of Government funding to support its Urban Eco Settlement programme.
The announcement by the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) means that work on all four urban eco settlement sites in the Leeds City Region can now start.
Joining forces to show world our district’s many assets -
This time next week, regeneration experts from Bradford Council will be flying the flag for the district at a prestigious property event in the south of France.
The Marché International des Professionnels d'Immobilier (MIPIM), to be staged in Cannes from Tuesday to Friday, will be attended by thousands of industry professionals, including developers, financiers and surveyors.
It's looking healthy for Sunflower Medical -
An expanding Bradford manufacturer that has provided equipment for troops in Afghanistan is thriving at home and abroad, having increased its turnover by 29 per cent.
Sunflower Medical, which makes a range of medical furniture, has seen its turnover increase to £2.7m.
Mixed use project gets go-ahead in city -
YORKSHIRE-BASED Landmark Development Projects has secured planning permission for a five-acre mixed-use scheme in Bradford.
Permission has been granted for 50 homes and a development of six light industrial warehouses on Burnham Avenue in the city.
Debt-busting charity adds 150 jobs at new HQ -
A debt-busting charity has announced plans to create 150 new jobs in Bradford as part of a major expansion of its HQ.
Christians Against Poverty (CAP) is expanding its facilities to cope with huge demand for its services from families hit by the recession.
The charity already has 200 people working at the refurbished Jubilee Mill, in North Street, Bradford city centre.
Saltaire firm's sales set to pass £1bn -
Digital TV technology company Pace plc has seen confirmed as the world's number two set-top box supplier to pay TV customers.
The Saltaire-based group, which was today expected to announce it broke through the £1 billion sales barrier in 2009, has been confirmed in second place by industry analysts, Screen Digest.
Belgravium anticipates the upturn as profits rise -
DATA capture systems specialist Belgravium Technologies has witnessed a small growth in profits but believes that better times could be coming.
The Bradford-based firm, which designs and installs real-time data capture systems in the logistics, petrochemical and mobile retailing markets, saw its profits before tax increase to £405,000 from £398,000 last time.
Flourishing Yorkshire company enjoys stateside expansion -
A burgeoning Yorkshire company is expanding from its Keighley base across the Atlantic after setting-up a dedicated sales office in the United States.
WebAnywhere, a leading provider of websites for schools, has appointed a team in Philadelphia to handle US sales as the company seeks to go global.
