Business

Betty's & Taylors Group, Fera Science and Arco Limited are amongst the businesses shortlisted at the inaugural Private Business Awards 2025, sponsored by BDO. Eight of the 65-strong shortlist places were won by Yorkshire and North East companies across categories including private business, family business and transformation business

Thousands of visitors are expected to descend on Harrogate this week for one of Britain's largest agricultural events. Train operator Northern is encouraging customers travelling to this year’s Great Yorkshire Show to plan ahead, as services to and from Harrogate are expected to be busier than usual

More than a hundred guests gathered at Leeds Civic Hall on 24 June to celebrate inspirational adult learners fro across West Yorkshire, as Mayor Tracy Brabin announced £12 million to expand skills and training opportunities across the region. The West Yorkshire Adult Learner Awards, now in its second year running,

Econ Engineering has signed the Armed Forces Covenant, marking an ongoing commitment to support the Armed Forces community. The Armed Forces Covenant is a promise by the nation ensuring that those who serve or have served in the Armed Forces, and their families, are treated fairly. It focuses on helping

Leeds based Lazenby’s Financial Services is proud to announce it has been named a finalist in the prestigious Investment Life & Pensions Moneyfacts Awards 2025, in the category of Independent Investment Adviser of the Year. This national recognition comes during a landmark year for the independent business, which has

Yorkshire security experts Gough & Kelly have teamed up with Kirklees College to run an initiative designed to rejuvenate the security and stewarding industry whilst opening up career pathways for students. The Leeds-based security firm provides weekly supported stewarding opportunities at venues and events around the region for students on

Businessman Paul Russell has become the new chair of Yorkshire Agricultural Society, succeeding farm retail boss Rob Copley after five years at the helm. Paul, who is CEO of Malton-based Russells, will lead the Society and support CEO Allister Nixon to guide how the Society, as a registered charity, supports