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Essential information for UK hauliers

The EU drivers’ hours and tachographs rules will change on 20 August 2020.

Specialist fabrication company sought to build the White Palm

One of Britain’s best known tourist resorts is looking to team up with specialist contractors to build an iconic new structure to help drive tourism.

Northern Lincolnshire Business Awards postponed until next year

Chamber postpones Gala Dinner and presentation of the 2020 Awards until next year

MPs backing £50,000 bid to re-open train services between Barton and Gainsborough

North Lincolnshire Council has submitted a bid for £50,000 of Government cash to re-open and increase passenger train services along the Barton, Brigg and Gainsborough route.

Tigers Events excited to be back open for business

It seems an eternity ago that we closed our doors as lockdown began. So much has changed and so much is still changing

Opportunity to change the world from your home-town as Ørsted recruits technicians in Grimsby

A recruitment campaign for leading renewable energy company Ørsted is currently underway and promises to bring over 20 new jobs to Grimsby

Hull Post COVID-19: Brighter Times In The New Normal?

Covid-19 has hit our region hard

JustGo on-demand ride sharing app to revolutionise transport across North Lincolnshire

The popular on-demand bus service, Call Connect, is being enhanced with a revolutionary new service

UK employment falls by biggest amount in more than a decade as virus effect bites into jobs market

NELC Public Health Guide to help businesses deal with Covid-19 cases in the workplace

The last few months have been tough for all of us, but particularly difficult for those who run businesses in the area.

East Yorkshire’s first luxury bike buses arrive on the region’s roads

Hull and East Yorkshire will become one of the first areas in the country to have bike-friendly buses, in a £2m investment by one of the region’s leading public transport operators.

Economic downturn not as severe as originally feared, says Bank of England

Bank of England says UK economy will not be as badly hit by Covid-19 as was originally feared, but recovery will take longer

Historic arcade hits capacity for first time in 30 years as new businesses move in

The arrival of four new businesses has taken a Victorian arcade in Hull city centre to capacity for the first time in more than 30 years

A deluge of debt awaits Humber and Lincolnshire based SMEs unless the government does more, warns leading accountancy firm

The government has done a good job supporting many businesses throughout the Covid-19 crisis, but we now need greater clarity on measures put in place to help SMEs survive the deluge of debt so many will face in early 2021

British Steel resumes control of Immingham Bulk Terminal

British Steel has revealed it has completed a deal with ABP to resume operational control of Immingham Bulk Terminal