Steven Hugill
Editor-in-Chief at North East Times
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bdaily.co.uk | Steven Hugill
A family-run window and door maker says it has opened a new growth chapter with a £2 million factory and head office move. TWR Group has shifted operations to a 65,000sq ft site in Hendon, Sunderland. Bosses say the base – which replaces factories in Hendon and Peterlee, east Durham – will strengthen the business’ market presence and create jobs, with two staff having already joined the firm. They add the move has allowed the business to buy new machinery and open a showroom and trade counter.
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bdaily.co.uk | Steven Hugill
A fuel poverty charity has strengthened its North East roots with a headquarters move. National Energy Action has agreed a ten-year deal to move into Newcastle’s Wellbar. The organisation has leased a 4,757sq ft hub in the ten-storey building, which is already home to Kennedy’s Law, Global Radio, Turnitin and Sky.
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bdaily.co.uk | Steven Hugill
A budget hotel chain says it plans to open hundreds more bases after unveiling a cluster of deals. Travelodge has agreed terms to buy 11 hotels. The deals take the operator’s UK portfolio to nearly 600 sites, with bosses saying they want to open around 300 further bases. Its expansion includes nine former Hotel Campanile sites, housing nearly 1000 rooms, in Birmingham, Bradford, Dartford, Leicester, Liverpool, Manchester, Northampton, Milton Keynes and Swindon.
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bdaily.co.uk | Steven Hugill
A financial broker has unveiled job creation plans after securing six-figure support. Sunset Commercial Finance says it will add to its team following Midlands Engine Investment Fund II backing. Bosses at the Bedford-based consultancy say the cash will also bolster sales and marketing operations. Founded in 2016 by director Raj Chahal, the company helps SMEs, property developers and entrepreneurs access funding arrangements such as bridging loans and asset finance.
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bdaily.co.uk | Steven Hugill
A finance firm says it is “hungry for business” following a management buyout. Pulse Finance has been taken over by Toni Dare and Martin Bennison. The duo say the move will create jobs and strengthen the Basingstoke-based company’s market presence. The deal marks a return to ownership for founder Toni, who sold the business in 2019 but remained as managing director.
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