Latest business news and stories from Lincolnshire
This previous week in Lincolnshire was marked by surprise delights and encouraging tales of endurance, exemplifying the unshakeable resolve of our local enterprises. The highlights of the week included a treasured pet shop acknowledging a significant anniversary, and an unforeseen upturn in velvet ribbon sales – a tribute to the flexible and resourceful characteristics of
In a week characterised by a resurgent commercial vigour, a few notable stories have caught our attention in the adored county of Lincolnshire. From an anniversary milestone celebrated by a beloved pet shop to an unexpected rise in velvet ribbon sales, our community continues to demonstrate adaptability and growth in the most surprising ways. Leading
Animal lover Mark Gordon launched Pasture Pet & Pond Supplies after he helped his dad set up a pet shop
As the familiar phrase suggests, ‘Lincolnshire is flourishing!’ Over the past week, our esteemed county has been buzzing with economic transactions, presenting us with a clear image of actual expansion and potential. This invigorating scene, particularly following the recent pandemic, serves as a testament to the enduring strength and commercial creativity embedded in our community.
A trend for making ribbon Christmas decorations has seen orders flood in to a small Lincoln shop.
Lincolnshire has been a focal point of economic activity this past week, with multiple stories underlining the potential for growth and opportunities available for our community. Firstly, let’s applaud Grimsby’s Freshney Place, which has reached a significant milestone in its £50m redevelopment plan. This project, which is being reported by the council as ‘on time
The redevelopment has reached a major milestone this week with the council saying it is ‘on time and on budget’
The seller of fascia boards, panelling and doors, among other products, now has a shop on Parkway Business Park
Businesses in East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire are calling for help in this year’s Budget.
Over the past week, Lincoln has witnessed numerous promising developments, reinforcing its promising future as a flourishing centre for business and opportunity. National business powerhouse, Addison Hunt, has firmly established its presence in the Midlands through a new office in Lincoln. This expansion will inevitably bring a plethora of opportunities for local residents, thereby fortifying
Plans for £35m plastic recycling plant which could create 70 jobs  Lincolnshire Live
Addison Hunt strengthens Midlands presence with new Lincoln office  TheBusinessDesk.com
