Tim Aldred
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Sep 17, 2024 |
lancashirebusinessview.co.uk | Tim Aldred
Chorley-based fire detection and safety products specialist Hispec has appointed Kate Hughes to the newly-created role of head of compliance and sustainability. Kate will help the company stay ahead of the ever-evolving regulatory requirements while also integrating sustainable practices across all operations. Kate brings with her a wealth of experience in compliance and sustainability, honed over several years in similar leadership roles across various sectors.
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Sep 16, 2024 |
lancashirebusinessview.co.uk | Tim Aldred
Blackburn-based Farleys Solicitors has unveiled its three new trainees after announcing that it will retain the four who joined the previous programme. Anna Billingsley, Joseph Bridge, Olivia Cooper and Amy Jones joined the firm's programme in 2022 and have now taken on permanent roles. Anna has joined the commercial litigation team, based at the firm’s commercial offices on Shadsworth Business Park in Blackburn.
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Sep 16, 2024 |
lancashirebusinessview.co.uk | Tim Aldred |PWA Planning
Tim Aldred By Tim AldredOnline Editor16 Sep 2024 News Built Environment Full planning permission has been granted to demolish Chorley Magistrates Court, vacant since 2018, and build 52 apartments with ground floor commercial space. The old building has been unused since cases were reassigned to Preston Magistrates Court. The proposed 11-storey scheme has been designed to complement the adjacent Chorley Town Hall and other historic or listed buildings located nearby.
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Sep 15, 2024 |
lancashirebusinessview.co.uk | Tim Aldred
Preston City Council has appointed Shirah Bamber as its innovation ambassador, a new role designed to help unlock the business community's potential. The appointment follows the publication of the Nurturing Preston’s Innovation Ecosystem report published by Plexal,commissioned by Preston Partnership and funded through Lancashire County Council.
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Sep 13, 2024 |
lancashirebusinessview.co.uk | Tim Aldred |Harrison Drury
Preston-based law firm Harrison Drury has recruited eight new trainees and apprentices as part of its 2024 training programme intake. Olivia Moore and Sophie Holt-Rogers have both started trainee solicitor contracts having previously undertaken paralegal roles at the firm. The pair join Jess Woodman who started her training contract in March in the firm’s 2024 cohort of trainee solicitors.
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