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Thorpe Park Rail Station plans
Posted inBusiness Featured West Yorkshire

New Thorpe Park Rail Station plans revealed, cutting Leeds journeys to 10 minutes

The public can have their say on plans for a new Thorpe Park Rail Station, between Cross Gates and Garforth, which would cut journeys into Leeds city centre to as little as 10 minutes.
August 11, 2026
Rede House Business Space on Corporation Road
Posted inBusiness North Yorkshire

Middlesbrough business centre gets ‘complete makeover’ after £2,000 grant

A £2,000 council grant has funded a full frontage redo at a Corporation Road business centre, part of a wider Middlesbrough scheme helping shops, salons, bars and restaurants smarten up their premises.
August 10, 2026Tags: Middlesbrough
Former runner-up of BBC’s The Apprentice, Ruth Badger
Posted inBusiness East Yorkshire Featured

Apprentice runner-up relaunches cash-prize challenge for Hull’s young entrepreneurs

Ruth Badger, best known as a runner-up on BBC's The Apprentice, is relaunching her enterprise challenge for young people across Hull, the East Riding and Scarborough — with cash prizes for the best business ideas.
August 10, 2026Tags: Hull
Doncaster Sheffield Airport
Posted inBusiness Featured South Yorkshire

Doncaster Sheffield Airport sets out flight path plans for a 2028 reopening

A new public consultation sets out how planes could arrive and depart from Doncaster Sheffield Airport if it reopens as planned in 2028 — including where residents could see more noise, and where the government says thousands of jobs could follow.
August 6, 2026Tags: Doncaster
Back row, from left, Wykeland Community Engagement Consultant Elaine Burke, artist Louis Dorton, Wykeland Project Manager Tom Cannon and Wykeland Head of Marketing Natalia Rudd, with staff and pupils from All Saints CE Junior Academy.
Posted inBusiness East Yorkshire Society

Students bring new artworks to Bridgehead business park’s nature trail

An immersive art trail at Bridgehead business park in Hessle, East Yorkshire, continues to evolve through an ongoing community initiative funded and delivered by Wykeland Group, the park's owner and developer.…
August 5, 2026Tags: Hessle
Yorkshire Mafia
Posted inBusiness Featured Yorkshire

Two of Leeds’ biggest networking nights return this autumn

Two of Leeds' longest-running networking events are back this autumn -- Yorkshire Mafia's Leeds Business Social on 24 September, and Silicon North's Leeds Lunch on 1 October. Both promise the same…
August 4, 2026Tags: Leeds

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