Jessica Miller
Investigative Reporter at The Salt Lake Tribune
Investigative journalist | Formerly Jessica Miller | New byline, same reporter for @sltrib | Reach me at [email protected]
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1 week ago |
liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller
Recognising excellence in the city’s hospitality and retail sector the awards attended by over 400 guests showcased the remarkable talents and contributions of individuals and establishments shaping the city’s ever-evolving landscape. The winners were chosen through a rigorous selection process, with a judging panel of industry experts interviewing and deliberating over the nominees before choosing their worthy winners.
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1 week ago |
liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller
The Liverpool City Region Finance Hub (LCR Finance Hub) has announced it has achieved unprecedented growth in the past financial year, successfully facilitating 33 funding deals worth a combined £4.77 million. The hub handled a record 626 business enquiries. This milestone year pushes the LCR Finance Hubs total impact since being established in 2017 to over 4,500 business enquiries and more than £26.5 million in funding secured across 315 successful deals.
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1 week ago |
liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller
“Apprenticeships are high-quality, valued qualifications and businesses welcome the funding boost announced by Government. “The BCC has long called for flexibility in the Growth and Skills Levy for employers to invest in pre-apprenticeship training to provide more pathways into technical and vocational careers.
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2 weeks ago |
liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller
Gary joins Bathgate from his role as commercial finance manager at Manchester-based Pomegranate Commercial Finance, bringing with him 22 years of industry knowledge and experience. Throughout his career, Gary has built up an extensive portfolio of property clients and developed an impressive network of lenders, which allowed him to lead Pomegranate’s expansion into Liverpool. Gary also spent 15 years with Royal Bank of Scotland across a wide range of roles.
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2 weeks ago |
liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller
“Businesses are facing a perfect storm of cost-pressures which is fuelling inflation alongside rising household bills. While April’s jump was expected, the scale, to 3.5%, is concerning. “With the national insurance hike, minimum wage rise and global tariffs, our research shows 55% of businesses are expecting to put up prices in the coming months. “Firms urgently need to see a clear tax roadmap identifying when the burdens of national insurance and business rates will ease.
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