Crowdfunding investors are flocking to back the launch of a revolutionary virtual networking platform, meeow. The idea for meeow - where four businesspeople are brought together online and at random - was born during the first national lockdown. The concept for safe, sustainable and accessible networking was proved after a

HAD-Print and HAD-IT have moved to Shaw Lodge Mills a historic traditional Yorkshire Textile Mill, in Halifax. The new unit is within the old Mending Rooms, with glorious natural light flooding in, and beautiful views across the Hebble valley. The move has created the opportunity to streamline the production flow,

The power of innovation to transform lives for the better is the focus of three online events being hosted by Barnsley Digital Media Centre, as part of Sheffield Digital Festival. Keynote speakers at the trio of virtual events include co-founder of the Eden Project Sir Tim Smit (pictured), the head

Richard Grafton Interiors is continuing to expand with the launch of a brand new online platform that aims to offer all the items available in its Harrogate, Ilkley and Wetherby showrooms to designers and homeowners in the rest of the UK , expanding its customer base and enabling people to shop,

A marketing campaign to celebrate Leeds United’s return to the Premier League has brought more silverware to the city. Leeds-based marketing agency Umpf devised the campaign for Trinity Leeds which saw the shopping centre rename one of its streets ‘Marcelo Bielsa Way’ after the Whites’ manager following their promotion

Despite the recent postponement of the Tour de Yorkshire 2020 until 2022, Welcome to Yorkshire’s much-loved annual cycling event in partnership with race organisers Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO), this year’s official Tour de Yorkshire artist, Claire Baxter, has created six impressive images. Inspired by the diversity, grandeur and

CityFibre, the UK’s third national digital infrastructure platform, has teamed up with Leeds Library and 100% Digital Leeds to sponsor a series of online coding workshops for local children and their families. The library’s popular Code Club was first introduced in 2015 and draws inspiration from children’s