Latest business news and stories from Lincolnshire
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
Associated British Ports (ABP) has acquired the long leasehold lasting 125 years on the four acre site located within the Port of Grimsby
The company will forge more than 337,000 tonnes of track in a deal safeguarding its future for the next five years.
The atmosphere in Lincolnshire is alive with enthusiasm this week as we celebrate several major economic achievements. These successes have engendered a mood of optimism within our local business network. We warmly welcome the opportunities for growth ahead, as our cherished county bravely enters a new era. Here, we take time to consider the prominent
They are united in the belief that the Viking CCS project to future-proof heavy industry in the Humber region is the right call, right now
A 77-acre employment park near Scunthorpe has been unveiled as part of Lincolnshire Lakes scheme.
The past week has been a time of thrilling developments for the business community of the greatly cherished county of Lincolnshire. A succession of promising economic advancements has prompted a new wave of optimism that paints an inspiring vision for the future of our community. From the burgeoning apprenticeships to flourishing aviation, Lincolnshire is clearly
There is still time left for those considering applying – the deadline to apply for the 30 apprenticeships is Friday, June 6
Greater Lincolnshire Combined County Authority (GLCCA) has agreed to spend £500k on preparatory work for advanced manufacturing zones. While possible locations are not stated, an emphasis on northern Lincolnshire is made.
DEA Aviation opens new R&D office in Lincoln supporting high-tech growth and local industry  LincolnshireWorld
The past week has seen Lincolnshire firmly on an upward trajectory, with substantial progression in fields ranging from bolstering our agrifood sector, to establishing new trade agreements and rejoicing in local successes. The week initiated with the implementation of devolution grants, which have been a lifeline for our agrifood workforce and an integral part of
Boost for Lincolnshire’s agrifood sector as devolution grants help build skilled workers  Lincolnshire Today Magazine
