November 11th, 201601865Companies are being urged to enter Aycliffe Business Park’s third annual awards competition to be held early next year.
Make Your Mark 2016 will single out the business park’s shining stars and recognise outstanding performances during a glittering black-tie event at the Xcel Centre in March.
And the winners of last year’s...
November 11th, 201601698Newton Aycliffe FC begin their Buildbase FA Vase campaign this Saturday with a home tie at Moore Lane Park.
Last year's fantastic efforts, which saw Aycliffe reach the last 16, mean that they have been exempt until the second round proper of the national competition.
Their visitors on Saturday will be Worksop Town, claimed to be...
November 10th, 201602287A charity champion from Newton Aycliffe who’s undergoing chemotherapy is urging people to sign up to the bone marrow register.
Maths teacher Paul McGeary was diagnosed with relapsed blood cancer, Acute Promyelocytic Leukaemia (APML), earlier this year, having been in remission from an initial diagnosis back in November 2014.
The...
November 10th, 201601994Steel company SCH Site Services is helping a large logistics firm to expand again with the development of a £750,000 warehouse.
Stiller Warehousing and Distribution, based on Aycliffe Business Park, is in the process of constructing a new 40,000 sq ft warehouse for its rapidly-expanding list of customers.
The latest development,...
November 10th, 201602350Aycliffe runners participated in Morpeth to Newcastle events last month.
There was a choice of full marathon or cycle sportive from Morpeth to Newcastle or the half marathon from Spanish City Whitley Bay to Newcastle.
Sandra Collins participated in the marathon completing it in time of 4 hours 33 mins.
The marathon route...
November 9th, 201602852In the November-December 2016 issue of Aycliffe Today Business...
Our main/cover feature is with Vital Fire Services, the trading arm of County Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue, which has used diversification to benefit businesses across the region with a state-of-the-art new fire extinguisher.
Also featuring in this issue:...
November 9th, 201602038Newton Aycliffe got their Northern League season back on track with two wins on the spin.
The Newtonians claimed a late derby victory at neighbours Bishop Auckland on Tuesday night (pictured above) thanks to goals by Paul Garthwaite and John Campbell, after Bishops had taken the lead.
It followed a 3-0 win at home to Ryhope on...
November 9th, 201601885Social enterprise Groundwork North East and Cumbria’s annual report has unveiled a series of significant achievements, including the creation of more than 500 jobs, during its 30thanniversary year.
Groundwork, which was established in 1985 and has an office in Newton Aycliffe, is dedicated to changing lives and changing places...
November 8th, 201601867With more than 42,000 tonnes of salt in stock, a fleet of vehicles on standby and hundreds of salt bins in place, County Durham is ready for winter.
Preparations for the cold weather have been underway for some time but Durham County Council’s winter maintenance programme for 2016/17 is now all set.
The budget for this year’s...
November 8th, 201602265An acclaimed competition that turns schoolchildren’s creative flair into market-ready business ideas has launched, with judges looking for a product or service which could change the way we live or work.
Future Business Magnates (FBM) – run by Business Durham, the economic development company for County Durham working on behalf of...