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Psychologist & psychotherapist launches national day to encourage parents to ditch the phone
National No Phones At Home Day is celebrated 21st January.
With 93%* of adults owning a smartphone it’s become an additional ‘unhealthy’ member of the family in many homes. This is the view of Psychologist and Psychotherapist Charlotte Armitage who believes that overuse of mobile phones and devices are
BDO expands Yorkshire & North East team with senior audit hire
Accountancy and business advisory firm BDO LLP has expanded its Yorkshire and North East team with the senior appointment of Sarah Anderson as partner.
Sarah joins the not for profit team as Charities Audit partner. She brings nearly 30 years’ experience, with particular expertise in charity auditing, accounts and governance
PR will be turned on its head in 2023
Author: Katie Mallinson, founder and MD at Scriba
There’s headline after headline, predicting and tracking the impact of the economic climate, on marketing spend. You don’t have to work in comms to know many budgets will be affected. But this is just one of the reasons PR will
Leeds based TIA expands as client demand surges
Marketing and creative design agency, TIA (The Individual Agency), has broken the £1M turnover mark following significant client wins, expanded its team, and relocated to bigger city centre premises.
The agency, which specialises in providing clients with brand management, graphic design, social media management and web design and development, attributes
Yorkshire solicitor launches ground breaking international legal service
Rachel Roche, the award winning Yorkshire solicitor, jointly chaired a panel at the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) Global Conference in London after launching her ground breaking service to solve probate problems for American clients with UK assets which has attracted Government funding.
Each year the NYSBA’s International
QTS Training launches in Knottingley
QTS Training is launching its third English training facility, in Knottingley, West Yorkshire, to keep up with increased demand for its services in the north of England.
The NSAR gold training provider, who currently has locations in Drumclog, Linby and Leeds, will be expanding into this standalone facility where they
HMP Askham Grange and HMP New Hall appoint new chair
Yorkshire’s two women's prisons, to help prison leavers get the skills they need to find work.
With a wealth of experience across marketing, governance and public sector operations, Judith was awarded her CBE for services to training and the City of Bradford.
She is also chair of
