£5m
investment at Patrington Haven Leisure Park creates 80 new jobs
A £5m investment at an East Yorkshire caravan park
is set to create 80 jobs, almost doubling the current workforce at the site.
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Butlins
revamp to create 75 jobs
Butlins has submitted proposals for 117 new holiday
units to replace ageing chalets built in the 1960s. The £12m regeneration
will create up to 75 jobs.
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Seda
UK investment brings 70 new jobs to Blackwood
Packaging manufacturer Seda UK is to make a
multimillion-pound investment at its Blackwood facility and create 70 new
jobs.
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New
jobs in Leeds-based Inline Health and Beauty
Leeds-based Inline Health and Beauty has invested
£350,000 in a relocation that has doubled manufacturing space and created
four new jobs in pursuit of a £5m annual sales target by 2015.
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25
new jobs as Nagra Media UK expands operations in Cwmbran
Nagra Media UK is to expand its operations in
Cwmbran and create 25 skilled jobs.
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40
new jobs in Milton Keynes retail park investment
Outdoor store company GO Outdoors has invested
£1.5million in developing a former Habitat unit in Milton Keynes, creating 40
new jobs.
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40
new jobs in Halifax new leisure premises
Leisure Independent Limited is to open a new bar in
Halifax and looks set to create more than 40 jobs in the town.
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Manchester
biscuit maker Hill Biscuits creates 45 new jobs
Biscuit maker Hill Biscuits will create 45 new jobs
after becoming the first firm to be granted a loan by the Greater Manchester
Investment Fund.
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500
new UK jobs in CH2M Hill
Infrastructure and programme management company CH2M
Hill is on a drive to hire 500 new staff at all levels over the next year,
many of them in transportation.
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60
KFC new outlets to create 1,600 jobs in UK
Fried chicken chain KFC is to create 1,600 jobs
across the country by opening more than 60 outlets. The firm plans to spend
40m on the expansion. It will spend another 40m on a makeover of 160 existing
eateries.
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Management
Moves: Director of HR Appointed by NewVoiceMedia
NewVoiceMedia, a provider of cloud contact centre
solutions, is strengthening its team with the appointment of Gary Lane as
Director of HR and Recruitment. The new role follows investment of $20m from
Highland Capital Partners Europe, MMC Ventures, Notion Capital and Eden
Ventures, which will help accelerate NewVoiceMedias global ambitions.
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Management
Moves: Finance Director appointed at Manchester law firm
Manchester law firm Pannone has appointed Anthony
Clare as Finance Director.
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Management
Moves: COO appointed by Bollington
Bollington is embarking on a growth drive after
making new appointments and completing its management buy-out from French
insurance group Groupama. The company
have appointed David Simpson as chief operating officer and replaced two
former directors who have left the business.
The team behind the buy-out, which includes group chief executive Paul
Moors, group managing director Chris Patterson and Simpson.
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Management
Moves: New board member for Newcastle transport business
Newcastle-headquartered transport business Go-Ahead
Group has appointed the chief executive of John Laing to its board. Adrian
Ewer will join as a non-executive director from 25 April 2013.
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Management
Moves: New marketing director for Google
Google has appointed Graham Bednash as its EMEA
consumer marketing director to manage agency relationships across its search,
social and mobile products.
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Management
Moves: Senior marketer appointment by Asos.
Ocado has lost its most senior marketer, Matthew
Knight, to Asos. Matthew Knight takes on CRM and insights role at online
fashion retailer.
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XPD8
Solutions creates 18 new jobs
XPD8 Solutions estimates it will add 18 new staff
this year to meet demand after securing more than £2 million in contracts
since the turn of the year.
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Management
Moves: New director appointed by Paul Hamlyn Foundation
Martin Brookes, the former chief executive of New
Philanthropy Capital, has been appointed director of the Paul Hamlyn
Foundation.
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New
Newcastle-under-Lyme gym brings 40 new jobs
A new gym has opened in Newcastle-under-Lyme in
Staffordshire, creating 40 new jobs and giving the local economy a much-needed
boost.
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New
jobs in Leeds pancake business Enjays
Fast growing pancake business Enjays recently
received a £9,000 grant towards the cost of new automated production lines to
speed up and boost production of its pancakes. The company has created four
new jobs as a result and is poised for further expansion following a six-figure
investment in a new manufacturing facility in south Leeds.
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New
jobs in Birmingham Fan
Family business Birmingham Fan, which manufactures
and services all types of industrial and commercial fans, recently moved to
premises at Dunlop Road in Hunt End.
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Private
Equity / Bank Funding: £2m investment in specialist recruitment firm
EarthStream
Private equity house Key Capital Partners has
invested £2m for a minority stake in specialist recruitment firm EarthStream,
which supplies staff to the global energy and resources sectors. The investment will help fund new office
launches and support capability in existing markets. As part of the deal KCP investment partner
Mike Fell and Philip Duquenoy will join the board at EarthStream.
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Private
Equity / Bank Funding: Private equity backing for airline training firm
Airline training firm CTC explains why selling a
stake in the family business could allow worldwide expansion to take off.
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Proposed
Energy centre - £100m Investment in Rainham renewable energy centre
Power firm Biossense has been given permission by
Havering Council to build a renewable energy centre, which turns rubbish into
fuel in Rainham. The plant will
provide electricity for 53,000 homes across Havering, Barking and Dagenham,
Redbridge and Newham. It will bring £100m investment into the local economy
and create 25 jobs.
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New
jobs created in Darlington by Logistics Teesside
Logistics Teesside, which employs 42 people, has
moved into a 64,000 sq. ft. building on Darlington’s Faverdale Industrial
Estate, allowing it to handle more than 1,800 deliveries a day. The move will
create jobs.
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Venture
Capital: £150K Investment in start-up PixelPin means new jobs
Wayra UK accelerated start-up PixelPin is the first
business to ever secure the maximum level investment of £150,000 through
Seedrs, an FSA-regulated crowd funding platform for start-ups. The funding will enable full-scale trails
and new jobs. Founder and CEO Brian
Taylor
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Penny Winter
– The UK Knack Group
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