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Having quickly grown from a passionate tech start-up to a market leader, the company plays a driving role in positioning North East Lincolnshire as a hub for energy technology excellence
This week has been an undeniable cavalcade of success for Lincolnshire’s business landscape, filling the atmosphere with eager expectation. Local businesses are not only surviving but flourishing, strengthening our economy and giving us reason to be proud. Our first commendation goes to the local tech start-up, myenergi. They have boldly ascended to become a market
Avison Young brings 32 luxury holiday lodges in Lincolnshire to market  LincolnshireWorld
In a week marked by considerable local triumphs, the business sector in Lincolnshire has generated immense excitement and anticipation. This enthusiasm stemmed from two main events: the marketing of luxurious holiday lodges and a local tech start-up’s remarkable success. Kicking off the week, Avison Young announced the marketing of 32 luxury holiday lodges based in
ABP has described this proposed development as speculative, creating units intended for small to medium sized enterprises
This past week has been an exceptionally active period in the commercial scene of Lincolnshire. A broad spectrum of developments such as industrial schemes, property listings for luxury lodges, and rising tech start-ups have breathed a sense of economic resurgence into our cherished county. Among the talking points generating significant interest is ABP’s mooted industrial
British Steel says it’s part of becoming a "sustainable and profitable business at the heart of the UK economy"
Lincolnshire has enjoyed a lively week of business, underscoring a period of strong growth for our prosperous county. From fresh apprenticeships provided by British Steel to the surge of technology startups, it is evident Lincolnshire’s economy is on a positive trajectory. British Steel, an industrial heavyweight, has revealed its scheme to employ a new cohort
It’s been a lively week for Lincolnshire’s robust business sector as the county experiences a wave of progress, pointing towards a promising future. Thanks to a new apprenticeship scheme from British Steel and a flurry of tech start-ups, the local economy is teeming with dynamism and potential. Renowned industrial giant, British Steel, has declared intentions
PD Ports owns extensive warehousing at Immingham, and has other sites on the Humber including Groveport, Howden and Keaby
Technica and F.E.S. (EX) Ltd have joined an existing collaboration between Blackrow Group and On Line Group.
Lincolnshire’s defence capabilities  Business Weekly
