Brendan Guilfoyle, partner at P&A Partnership and administrator at Bradford Bulls rugby league club, has issued a statement about his meeting with players this morning, 3 July. He said: “I had convened a meeting with the players for today. Late last night I decided to cancel it as I had no update for the players … Brendan Guilfoyle apologises to players at Bradford Bulls
The chair of a Yorkshire charity has raised £700 towards the cost of a holiday lodge for disabled people after completing a successful 24 hour mobility scooter challenge. Martyn Weller from York travelled from Disability Action Yorkshire’s (DAY) Harrogate headquarters to the charity’s new holiday lodge in Kenwick Park Estate, Louth, Lincolnshire last weekend (June … Mobility scooter challenge raises £700 for holiday lodge for disabled people
A mother and daughter academic team from Bradford University School of Management are the first winners of a new Chartered Management Institute (CMI) competition to find the most useful research to practising managers. Professor Beverly Alimo-Metcalfe and Juliette Alban-Metcalfe won ‘Management Article of the Year’ for their article ‘The need to get more for less: … Bradford University School of Management’s research wins national award
Update on Dubai Northern Lights is now up and running in Dubai, with a trading licence and office address at the Fairmont. We are helping our key client, Byrne Equipment Rental, to sell more to existing customers, increase their presence in oil and gas markets and establish them in setting up temporary work camps for … Monthly Newsletter – Insights into growth markets
Where should businesses focus their efforts to be competitive and grow in the current tough economy? How do you maximise the assets in your business and what skills do your management team need? Keith Williams, chief executive of British Airways and Neil Gaydon former chief executive of Pace are giving their views at a series of … Chief executives speaking at free business school events
Voluntary sector organisations will receive 100 practical tips to help them deal with the impact of welfare reform and public sector cuts at Involve Yorkshire and Humber’s annual conference in York on June 28. The “Welfare to Where?” conference at the Priory Street Centre, York, looks at how Government reforms and changes will affect the … Conference highlights impact of welfare cuts and changes on region’s communities
The chair of a Yorkshire charity is tackling a 24 hour journey on a mobility scooter next month to highlight the everyday challenges facing people with disabilities. Martyn Weller from York will be travelling from Disability Action Yorkshire’s (DAY) Harrogate headquarters to the charity’s new holiday lodge in Kenwick Park Estate, Louth, Lincolnshire on June … Chair of disability charity tackles 24 hour challenge on mobility scooter
Hundreds of people celebrated the achievements of inspirational adult learners from across the region at an awards’ ceremony at Leeds Art Gallery last night (May 17). Twenty winners in the Yorkshire and Humber Adult Learners’ Week Awards 2012 each overcame personal challenges including illness, redundancy, dyslexia and bullying at school, to return to education. Castleford … Inspiring adult learners shine at regional awards
Helping housing sector realise the potential of social media Is the social housing sector being over cautious in not embracing social media? Members of The Guardian’s housing network certainly think so. In February a poll of Guardian housing network members revealed that 83 per cent do not think the housing sector is realising the full … Monthly Newsletter – Tips and insights from Northern Lights PR
