Greg Wright

United Kingdom

Deputy Business Editor at The Yorkshire Post

Yorkshire Post deputy business editor. Married to Alex. Winner of 17 business journalism awards. Event host. Awards judge. Mentor. Views are my own. #htafc

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Articles

The steps you must take to protect your cash during your summer holiday

5 days ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Greg Wright

From steering clear of scams to safeguarding against theft, knowing how to securely carry and access your funds abroad is key to travelling with confidence. To ensure your next holiday is smooth and worry-free, here are some savvy, practical tips to help protect your hard-earned money while travelling overseas. What are the safest ways to carry money when travelling internationally?
Commercial real estate awards raise £307,929 for Yorkshire Children’s Charity

5 days ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Greg Wright

The rising stars of Yorkshire’s property sector were honoured at a major awards ceremony which raised more than £300,000 for a charity which supports disadvantaged children across the county. Around 1,000 guests gathered at Rudding Park near Harrogate for the Yorkshire Commercial Real Estate Awards to celebrate business leaders who are helping to bring jobs and investment to Yorkshire during a period of uncertainty.
Leeds Manufacturing Festival Awards shine light on future leaders

5 days ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Greg Wright

Now in their fourth year, next month’s awards are a major event in the Leeds Manufacturing Festival calendar. They are designed to shine a light on the achievements of young people in the sector and help businesses close the skills gap. Nominations are open until Monday June 2, with the awards ceremony taking place at Leeds Beckett University on June 12. This year’s award categories include Apprentice of the Year, Rising Star, Future Manufacturing Leader, and Employer of the Year.
US-UK trade deal: British Airways owner IAG buys 32 new Boeing planes from US

5 days ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Greg Wright

International Airlines Group (IAG) confirmed the order of the Boeing 787-10 aircraft for its BA fleet, alongside 21 Airbus planes for its other airlines on Friday morning. The US and the UK said they had struck what Sir Keir Starmer called a “historic” deal on Thursday, which saw American import taxes on British goods like cars and steel either slashed or removed completely.
Greg Wright of The Yorkshire Post triumphs at Wincott Awards

5 days ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Greg Wright

A senior member of The Yorkshire Post’s business reporting team has received one of the most prestigious awards for journalistic excellence. Greg Wright, The Yorkshire Post’s deputy business editor, triumphed in the Journalist of the Year Nations and Regions category at the Harold Wincott Awards which were held at The Mansion House in the City of London.
Ofgem: Ten energy suppliers pay out £7m after overcharging 34,000 customers

5 days ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Greg Wright

Industry regulator Ofgem said the compensation and refunds will have been paid out to more than 34,000 customers. It said this included more than 20,000 customers at the UK’s largest supplier Octopus Energy, which paid out £2.64m in refunds and made a £546,278 goodwill payment. The error also impacted customers at Utility Warehouse, Ovo Energy, So Energy, Outfox The Market, Ecotricity, E.On Next, Tru Energy, Rebel Energy and EDF Energy.
Construction sector's bumpy ride should trouble us all: Greg Wright

1 week ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Greg Wright

During the deep freeze that followed the financial crash of 2008, building sites fell silent across much of Britain as money dried up for many major projects. Finally, like the first swallow of spring, the cranes gradually re-appeared in the hearts of cities like Leeds, Sheffield and Hull as the business world dusted itself down from the biggest economic shock in decades.
DJH acquires Beswicks Legal’s private wealth business

1 week ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Greg Wright

A spokesman said that clients of the group will benefit from greater access to expertise in areas such as wills and trusts as a result of the deal. Rachel Watkinson, Managing Director of DJH Estate Planning, said: “This partnership brings together two experienced estate planning and private wealth teams.
Lister Horsfall: Historic jewellery business expands Halifax showroom

1 week ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Greg Wright

The family-run business, which was founded in 1902, used the NatWest funding to buy two units close to its premises in the Corn Market and expand operations. New solar panelling has been installed as part of the redevelopment. A spokesman said: “The expansion of the town centre site includes a new workshop and service centre, and a dedicated showroom for Rolex watches. Six jobs have also been created.”The business also has a showroom in Ilkley.
Trainline profits surge on back of record sales

1 week ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Greg Wright

The London-listed firm reported an £86m operating profit for the year to February 28, up 56 per cent compared with the previous year. It made £5.9bn from selling tickets, 12 per cent up from the year before, mainly driven by fast sales growth in the UK and expansion in European countries. Trainline makes most of its money by taking a commission on ticket sales for coach and rail journeys, and benefited from fewer train strikes last year than in 2023.