Business

A Leeds-based automotive technology firm is growing its exports with new customers in Australia, the Middle East and South Africa. Mad Devs supports car manufacturers and dealers with lead and document management software to improve operations and the customer experience. It has rapidly grown and now assists 1,800 sites

A trailblazing new mentoring programme, which brings together local young volunteers and leading role models in the tech and digital sectors, has recently reached its grand finale. Delivered by social value specialist Ahead Partnership, the first-of-its-kind programme has aimed to give back to young volunteers aged 16-19 at Harehills-based youth

Property group Eddisons has appointed Nick Foster (pictured right) as its new head of health and safety. Working across the firm’s Building Consultancy team and with a strong focus on its education-sector clients, Nick will be based in the firm’s Leeds head office with a national remit to

Forge New Homes has revealed the first images of its latest development, Waverley Green, located within Harworth Group’s Olive Lane mixed-use neighbourhood, just minutes from Sheffield city centre. These new visuals offer buyers an early glimpse into the cutting-edge scheme. Comprising 32 fully electric, two- and three-bedroom terraced homes,

Martley Capital Group have agreed terms with premium commercial amenity and workspace provider x+why to occupy 33,990 sq ft in Bridgewater Place, the iconic 30-storey office-led, mixed-use tower in central Leeds. x+why, will occupy the first, second and ninth floors of Bridgewater Place and a new 5,

Guests from education, construction, and regional employers joined staff and students for the official opening of Bradford College’s Garden Mills building. A multimillion-pound renovation project has transformed the derelict mill on Thornton Road into a flexible digital, science, and allied health training facility for higher-level students. The 1900s five-storey

FeTu, the Elland-based green energy business whose groundbreaking technology converts low-temperature waste heat into electricity, has been awarded one of applied physics’ most prestigious accolades, the Institute of Physics (IOP) Business Innovation Award. The award celebrates FeTu’s success in translating physics research into a viable commercial enterprise with a