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Eaton Smith Solicitors is delighted to announce that Thomas Brown Engineering has been chosen by the judging panel as the latest winner of its Business of the Month Award. Thomas Brown Engineering was established in 1982 by MD, Tom Brown. The engineering company, based in Huddersfield, mainly supply precision made

Places for People – the UK’s leading Social Enterprise – has opened three Warm Hubs at its Places Leisure facilities in Sheffield this Winter. The three new hubs form part of the Sheffield Welcoming Places initiative and are located at Graves Health and Sports Centre in the south of the city

A Bradford-based HVAC firm has helped a new opticians open its doors without the worry of high energy costs thanks to the install of an energy efficient heating and cooling system. Pinder Cooling and Heating installed a new air conditioning unit at Optima Eye Care ahead of the new site

Barnsley's Cares Laboratory was yesterday presented the prestigious Queen's Award for Enterprise in relation to the brand's groundbreaking Vamoosh® product. A powder uniquely designed to dissolve pet hairs during the wash, Vamoosh® was created in 2017 and has gone from strength to strength since

Accountancy and business advisory firm BDO LLP has strengthened its employment tax team with the appointment of Laurence Simms as director. At BDO, Laurence will be responsible for supporting clients across the North region to help them effectively manage their HMRC compliance requirements when employing and engaging a workforce. As

Following a successful launch year, Ellers Farm Distillery is expanding its offering with the launch of its Founder’s Release Cask Investment Programme, in collaboration with iconic brewery, T&R Theakston. The partnership between the two North Yorkshire-based drinks manufacturers was born from a shared passion for excellence and

The award-winning York Handmade Brick Company has played a pivotal role in the construction of an attractive new-build housing development in Easingwold. York Handmade, based at Alne, near Easingwold, supplied tens of thousands of bricks for the Pastures in Stillington Road, a development of nine new quality houses. The development