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Tech workers in Leeds can earn an average of £120k in some roles, salary survey finds
Tech professionals in Leeds can command the highest salaries in the industry, with some professionals now earning £120k* a year on average, according to a new salary study from SPG Resourcing.
The 2025 UK technology salary survey findings highlight that although London remains a global tech hub, attracting significant investment
DWF announces 29 promotions in Leeds
DWF, the global provider of integrated legal and business services, has announced 29 promotions in its Leeds office.
Located at Bridgewater Place in the city centre, the global legal business has promoted, professional indemnity partner Matthew Reynolds to a more senior level in the partnership this year, and Ian Cooper
Partnership to drive energy transition by catapulting heat pump adoption
Eco-tech pioneer Hive and clean energy-tech champion, Aira have formed a long-term, strategic partnership to supercharge heat pump installs in the UK.
Combining Hive’s legacy as a leading smart home solution provider and Aira’s intelligent products, the collaboration will see the brands dramatically increase adoption in the UK
Business start-ups rise by a third as insolvency-related activity falls across Yorkshire
There was a significant increase in the number of new start-ups as well as a sharp drop in insolvency-related activity across Yorkshire and the Humber and the UK in the first month of 2025, according to the latest research from the UK’s insolvency and restructuring trade body, R3.
The
Wellbeing support brings farmers together this Spring
Farmers and members of their families are invited to a series of suppers organised by the Yorkshire Agricultural Society as part of a dedicated programme of activity to promote wellbeing in the farming community.
‘Supper On Us’ is an initiative of the Society’s Yorkshire Rural Support Network to encourage
New £13m development proposed for former scrap yard
A development of 40 new homes on Town Street in Stanningley, West Yorkshire has been granted outline planning permission by Leeds City Council.
The £13m scheme, by Redstart Robinson Developments, will comprise a mix of two, three and four-bedroom houses and one- and two-bedroom apartments.
The development is situated on
£35m green light for Dawsons Corner/Stanningly bypass
The Department for Transport has given the green light of £35.709 million funding to enable Leeds City Council to make improvements to the Dawsons Corner junction and complete joint replacement work on the Stanningley Bypass.
This forms part of a £42.679 million total package with the West Yorkshire