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Read moreSpencer Group’s commitment to employer-led learning pays off with five First-Class Honours degrees
Hull-based multi-disciplinary engineering business Spencer Group is celebrating the achievements of five of its degree apprentices who have all graduated with First-Class Honours degrees.
Read moreChamber member to speak at Finweek Bratislava 2026
Bob Spence has been invited to speak at the 10th anniversary edition of Finweek Bratislava, taking place on 13–14 October 2026.
Read moreHumber welcomes Government delegation to showcase developments shaping region’s future
Developments which will underpin the Humber’s economic future have been presented to delegates from two Government departments.
Read moreNew MD builds on traditions of quality construction as he steers Houlton towards 150-year milestone
A historic Hull construction company dating back to 1879 has completed a change at the top as it builds towards its 150-year milestone.
Read moreMixed Picture for UK Exporters On US Tariffs
The US has introduced new tariffs to replace its current levies on UK imports which have expired on 24 July 2026. For most UK companies there is no effective change, but there is welcome confirmation that the removal of US tariffs on whisky has taken effect.
Read moreCorendon Airlines Renews Hull City Sponsorship
Hull City are pleased to announce that principal partner Corendon Airlines will continue as the club’s front-of-shirt sponsor after agreeing an extension to their partnership.
Read moreHospitality business rates changes welcome, but must go further, say Humber hoteliers
NEW Prime Minister Andy Burnham today announced a 20% cut in business rates for pubs, social clubs and live music venues, but the news has received a mixed response from local hoteliers.
Read moreQES Q2 2026 - Business confidence takes dip in Humber as Q2 challenges persist
IN what many saw as a surprise move in light of the geo-political shocks of the Gulf and the Russia-Ukraine war, the Bank of England held interest rates at 3.75% in June.
Read moreSpencer Bridge Engineering earns top industry honour for restoration of historic crossing
A Hull based multi-disciplinary engineering specialist has been honoured with a prestigious national award in recognition of its outstanding work on the iconic Grade I-listed Menai Suspension Bridge.
Read moreHow Ongo is helping young people into work as national number of unemployed rises
Ongo is continuing its support to help young people gain skills, confidence and access to employment, at a time when national figures show an increase in unemployment.
Read moreWilkin Chapman Rollits named among UK's most recommended law firms
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire law firm Wilkin Chapman Rollits has been named among the most highly recommended firms across UK regions.
Read moreThe British Business Bank Publishes its Annual Report and Accounts for 2025/26
The Bank recorded its largest profit since 2021/22, with pre-tax profit reaching £426m – three times the £144m recorded last year.
£4.3bn of private capital crowded in by the Bank alongside £1.3bn of public funding.
2025/26 activities expected to create c.39,000 additional jobs and £8.8bn of gross value added.
Read moreHull College launching new £5m Greenwave training centre to help power Humber’s low-carbon future
Hull College is opening a landmark new £5 million green energy training centre, creating industry-leading learning environments to equip the next generation of skilled workers for careers in the low-carbon economy.
Read moreAlarm Bells Ringing As Services Exports Fall
Latest trade data has been released by the Office for National Statistics.
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