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PROPERTY BUSINESS ESTABLISHES ITS NEW HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AYRSHIRE

Scottish-based UK and internationally operating construction and property business Edison Group has established its headquarters in newly refurbished premises at 65 High Street,] Irvine, North Ayrshire. The fast-growing business has taken over 2000 square feet of the 19th Century two-storey, Grade B listed building from which it aims to plot its long-term strategic development. Edison

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SMART GREEN SHIPPING GAINS NEW WAVE OF INVESTMENT

From Left to Right: Frankie Haugh, Ian Haugh, Isla Valenti, Di Gilpin, Sam Bourne and Robert Palin Smart Green Shipping is a systems design and engineering company based in Dumfries that is developing unique retrofit sails and technology for sustainable commercial ships and is celebrating further growth following a £1.35million investment round. MOL Drybulk Ltd

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ENERGY TECH FIRM ACQUIRED BY GLOBAL INVESTOR

A North East consultancy which provides insights into the European energy market has been snapped up by a global investor.  The Riverside Company has acquired Stockton-based EnAppSys, which serves B2B clients across the energy market. The new owners, a private equity investor focused on the smaller end of the middle market, said EnAppSys will be

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BT TO WELCOME NEW APPRENTICES LATER THIS YEAR

Over 400 apprentices and graduates are to be hired by BT later this year, the telecoms giant has announced. Positions in engineering, customer service, applied research, and cyber-security to support the UK’s fast-growing digital sectors and the company’s plans to build and extend its 5G network around the UK will be filled in September. The

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TRAVELODGE COMPLETES MULTI MILLION POUND REFURBISHMENT OF WELSH LOCATIONS

Travelodge has upgraded two of its hotels in south Wales as part of a UK-wide multi-million pound upgrade.  The UK budget hotel chain has announced that it has completed refurbishments at its hotels in Swansea city centre and Whitchurch in Cardiff. The revamps are part of the first phase of the firm’s “budget-luxe” hotel upgrade

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STORAGE SITE OPENS ANOTHER SITE IN WALES

A Newport-headquartered storage company has opened its sixth site in Wales. Storage Giant, which has sites across south Wales and west England, has opened a new facility in Bridgend. The new site, located on the Bridgend Industrial Estate, is 47,625 sq ft size and includes personal, domestic and business units alongside over 600 storage rooms

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FUTURE UNCERTAIN FOR PAPERCHASE BELFAST STORES FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION

The future looks unclear for Belfast’s two Paperchase stores after the company went into administration before the brand was rapidly purchased by Tesco. The retailer hired administrators on Tuesday morning after the struggling business was unable to secure a rescue sale. Tesco has announced a deal to buy the brand and intellectual property from the

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SPORT TECH COMPANY CREATES NEW JOBS AFTER ATTRACTING NEW INVESTORS

From Left to Right: Wilma Ernskine (Special Advisor, Obbi Golf), Gareth Macklin (Founder & CEO Obbi Golf) and Chris McAtackney (Chief Product Officer, Obbi Golf), Patrick McAliskey A Belfast sports tech company aimed at the golfing world is creating 14 jobs after winning major private equity funding. Obbi Golf, which provides software to help golf

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TECH FIRM CONTINUES TO SEE LOSSES DESPITE REVENUE BOOSTS

North East technology firm Kromek has seen losses widen but insisted it was “looking to the future with confidence” after a number of revenue boosts. Interim six month results for the County Durham radiation detection business showed that revenues rose 44% to £6.8m. In a separate announcement, Kromek also revealed that it had received £2.5m

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