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HullBID newsletter shares city centre success stories
From the hugely successful Hull Street Food Nights to confirmation of some big names for Hull Trinity Festival and details of the major investment at Princes Quay Shopping Centre, HullBID is spreading the word about the city’s good news stories.
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Statement on the GCC/Qatar Trade Embargo
Following the severing of diplomatic ties with Qatar by many of its regional neighbours, most notably by Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, the Qatar government has reacted promptly to stabilise the economy and ensure commercial and trade relations remain undamaged.
Read moreQuarterly Economic Survey - Q2 2017: Home sales and orders climb as exports ebb
HOME Sales and Orders both climbed further into positive territory during the second quarter of the year, according to the latest Economic Survey results.
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Insulate Your Business Against Political Interference - Authorised Economic Operator (AEO)
The introduction of AEO status was the EU’s response to the need to secure international supply chains and the introduction of Customs-Trade Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) in the USA and the development of the Safe Framework of standards in the World Customs Organisation (WCO).
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City farm project continues to grow with support from 30 local businesses and organisations
SEVERAL Hull businesses and organisations have partnered up to support a city farm project which aims to teach people in the area about food, farming and the environment.
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Battle of the bricklayers takes place at Hull College
Construction students from across the region have battled it out in an intense one-day competition to test their bricklaying skills against the clock.
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International Trade Centre Events 2017/18
The ITC is putting on a series of events to help businesses equip themselves with the skills and experience needed to export their way to success.
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HETA seals £4 million deal for new headquarters
Humberside Engineering Training Association (HETA) is to mark its golden anniversary by investing nearly £4 million in a new head office and workshop.
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Boutique French restaurant adds to Beverley dining options
A restaurateur who opened Hull’s only boutique French restaurant more than two years ago has confirmed plans to expand into Beverley after agreeing a lease on a venue which was hugely popular with diners in the town.
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Revaluation anomalies are top priority for rating professionals
Property professionals and rating specialists are stepping up their efforts to tackle the confusion around rates revaluation which is hitting some businesses in the pocket.
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National brands fuel confidence as The Trade Yard expands
The company behind a business park redevelopment which has already created nearly 20 jobs has embarked on the next phase.
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British Standard review presents opportunity for property sector
An expert in accessibility is urging people involved in the design and construction of the built environment to play their part in a major review of the British Standard which applies to buildings and their surrounding areas.
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Students will top up training at award-winning restaurant
An award-winning restaurant will welcome a new intake of catering students into its kitchens and front-of-house after striking up a partnership at a business supper club.
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HETA marks 50 years with challenge to promote engineering in schools
A training business is celebrating its golden anniversary with a challenge for schools which it hopes will inspire the next generation of engineers.
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Chamber makes point to TransPennine Express and suggests timetable rethink would be just the ticket
The Hull & Humber Chamber of Commerce is calling on TransPennine Express to reconsider its plans to downgrade its services between Hull, Leeds and Manchester.
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