Barnsley & Rotherham Chamber of Commerce has announced Carrie Sudbury, as successor to chief executive Andrew Denniff, as part of the organisation’s future plans. Carrie’s appointment was confirmed by Chamber directors at a recent board meeting, following a competitive and rigorous recruitment process. She will take up her

Wakefield-based software development specialists Propel donated over £600 worth of essential items to St George’s Food Bank to support those in need this Christmas, including 80 selection boxes. St George’s Community Centre, located in Lupset, Wakefield, recently reported an increased number of emergency food parcel requests as the

Huddersfield Business School, part of The University of Huddersfield, is launching its third Help to Grow programme in January 2023. The Help to Grow programme delivered by the Business School is a 12-week government-backed management course designed to support senior managers of small and medium-sized businesses to boost their business

Sport England has awarded local health and wellbeing specialist Jenny Oakenfull, in conjunction with Feel Better Bradford (formerly Bradford Pain Matters Support Group (BPMSG)), funding to provide a course of holistic, movement based pain-management sessions for chronic pain sufferers. Feel Better Bradford is a Versus Arthritis Group that offers support

Join us for our February event at Banyan, City Square Leeds. The first event of the year will run from 3pm to 5pm on 3rd February. As usual we have two guest speakers, LinkedIn lady Judy Parsons and Suzanne Ferrera as well as a guest slot from Robert McClements from

Specialist biodiversity restoration firm Environment Bank has appointed an accomplished business development director to head up the new sales team as part of its substantial recruitment drive following increasing enquiries from landowners and developers to establish Habitat Banks. Helen Wyman has taken on the role to establish a strong team

Festive displays at a Bradford garden centre have been named the best in the North East of England by a horticultural trade association for the sixth time. Tong Garden Centre was judged on the range, merchandising, marketing, presentation and displays of Christmas lines including trees, decorations, tableware, candles, giftware and