Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen has today unveiled a new digital platform to help support local companies during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Buy Local Tees Valley is designed to connect local people with businesses and local tradespeople across the region…

WSP has been appointed to support 8 Rivers Capital in conducting a feasibility study for the deployment of a zero emissions electricity generation technology in Teesside. WSP, the engineering and professional services consultancy, is supporting 8 Rivers Capital, McDermott International…

Axiom, as part of the Teesside Engineering Network (TEN), recently supported a call out for industry to donate any spare PPE to our NHS. Frustratingly, due to supply chain shortages we weren’t able to donate ourselves. However, we did respond…

One of the region's biggest employers has joined forces with a fellow pharmaceutical company to develop a vaccine in the fight against coronavirus. GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) which has a site on Harmire Road, in Barnard Castle, has signed a letter of…

  Following Government's open letter to pay tribute to industry for the work it is doing to keep the UK economy going, Alpek Polyester's manufacturing manager, Malcolm Horne, talks to BBC Tees about the vital role they are playing in…

Tees Valley-based energy and water services firm Cenergist has secured a £750,000 loan from NPIF - FW Capital Debt Finance, managed by FW Capital and part of the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund (NPIF). Cenergist works across the UK, Europe, India…

Welcome to Lynas Engineers' e-news! We're keeping you up to date with all the latest from the Lynas team, new projects and so much more. Hello from the Lynas Team 2019 saw us mark our 3rd birthday and we were…

PD Ports, operator of Teesport and Statutory Harbour Authority of the River Tees, is proudly supporting an initiative inspired by Teesside Philanthropic Foundation, to provide iPad Minis to seriously ill COVID-19 patients so they can remain close to their loved…

Nicky Jolley, managing director of HR2day in Darlington, has warned businesses of ‘furlough fever’ when trying to get employees back to work, potentially leaving them short staffed. As a measure to support businesses during the coronavirus crisis, the government offered…