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Two companies fined a total of £150k after bombarding people with spam
Both Quick Tax Claims Limited, a company focusing on PPI tax refunds, and National Debt Advice Limited, a debt counselling advice service, first came to the attention of the ICO in May 2023
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Royal Armouries, Benjamin Campbell Honoured as General Manager of the Year
The Foodservice Cateys Awards, now entering its eleventh year, took place last Friday at the Royal Lancaster London Hotel celebrating individuals, teams, and business shaping the foodservice industry.
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Artistic Director & CEO James Brining to leave Leeds Playhouse in April 2025
After 12 highly successful years as Artistic Director, James Brining is leaving Leeds Playhouse in April 2025 to become Artistic Director and Joint CEO of The Royal Lyceum Edinburgh. Leeds Playhouse Executive Director Shawab Iqbal has been appointed Joint CEO, co-leading the theatre through its next chapter. James Brining said: “Leeds is my home town and it’s been the privilege of a lifetime to lead this great theatre. It’s been a huge honour to have been a custodian of the Playhouse, rooted
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On Your Bikes! Yorkshire brothers raise £5,000 in epic ride for Leeds Utd Foundation
Two brothers from York have handed over a cheque for £5,000 to the Leeds United Foundation after a completing an epic 220-mile charity cycle ride.
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Marketing agency celebrates numerous client wins with office growth and a new team member
Youbee Media find solutions for ambitious business owners to enrich their marketing. With plans to be the top agency offering support in Yorkshire, Youbee are certainly off to a flying start.
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Gormley Sculpture reveal
Gormley sculpture to be revealed at new Kirklees College centre A new sculpture by world-renowned sculptor Antony Gormley will be revealed later this year at the new Kirklees College Pioneer Higher Skills Centre in Dewsbury. The sculpture, titled WORK, has been loaned to the college and will sit on the rooftop of the Victorian building, formerly known as Pioneer House, an iconic Grade II Listed building that has been renovated and transformed into a new centre for higher skills and education
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Call for communities to work together and help prevent spread of Covid-19
A rise in the number of cases of COVID-19 in parts of Leeds has prompted a call for communities to work together to help keep the city safe and prevent the virus spreading. The latest data and monitoring has enabled the Leeds Outbreak Control Board to quickly identify clusters of cases in neighbourhoods within Kirkstall, Harehills and surrounding areas. The city’s seven day rate has also been gradually increasing from 4.1 cases per 100,000 people early last week to 13.3 as of August 5 and rest
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Nominate today!
Nominations are now open for The Queen's Award for Voluntary Service The amount of work volunteer groups do across Calderdale on a day to day basis is astounding. When you add in the work they have done to help us recover from the floods and the outstanding work that they have done during lockdown during the Coronavirus pandemic, we’re hoping more voluntary organisations will be nominated this year for The Queen's Award for Voluntary Service. This is the highest award given to local volunteer
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A day in the life of Town Hall Dental
Rachel Dilley, practice and business development manager. With the current coronavirus pandemic, many businesses are having to adapt their practices and policies to cope with a workload that changes day by day. Here, Practice Manager of award-winning private dental practice, Town Hall Dental, talks us through a day in the life of their practice and how they are overcoming these obstacles. As a practice, we’ve always been proud of two things; thinking outside the box and caring both for our pat
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Wakefield Hospice reflects on its story so far in limited edition book ’30 Years’
Today marks 30 years since Wakefield hospice began its journey of providing specialist care for those with life-limiting conditions. In celebration of this land-mark anniversary, the hospice has released a limited-edition book. ’30 Years’ provides a visual retrospective of the people who have made an exemplary contribution to the hospice over the last 30 years, as well as some of the stand-out fundraising moments that have enabled the foundations of the hospice to take route and grow to what it
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How to adhere to Health and Safety Policies for staff working from home
Jenny Kilburn - Founder and Managing Director of Synergos Consultancy Ltd. The current coronavirus crisis has led to calls for employees, where possible, to work from home. For many, this presents little in the way of change but for thousands of works used to the daily commute and working from a desk or site away from home, it is a significant period of adjustment. There are many concerns and issues that need to be ironed out, one being what is the position of an employer when it comes to healt
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