Business

A leading pharmaceutical firm is putting back into the community by helping local children.

A shopping centre has launched a new monthly market to increase the offering to shoppers and help local traders.

An expanding fitness firm has chosen Cramlington as the next location for a state-of-the-art training facility.

More new businesses were established in Northumberland during 2018 than in any previous year – despite the challenges of political and economic uncertainty surrounding Brexit – according to figures just published.

Drivers on Tyneside will soon be faced with the reality of having to pay to use some of the region’s most polluted roads.

Sometimes buying or selling a car can have its problems - read some of them here

The current CE safety certificate symbol, which shows consumers that an item meets legal requirements, belongs to the EU.

Residents are being invited to find out more about multi-million pound plans to ease congestion in Blyth.

Leaders in Northumberland and Tyneside could seek ‘freeport’ status to help protect the region’s economy after Brexit.

Rules around how businesses and organisations can use, collect and store your personal data are currently regulated at an EU-level under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Highways England is planning the following roadworks on the A1, A19 and other major routes in the North East over the coming week.

A building society has reopened its doors following a two-month refurbishment.

A Cramlington company has been highlighting the value of apprentices.

Many people already have their summer holidays booked, but questions over if flights will go ahead as planned after March 29 are on everyone's lips.

Business and trade deals after Brexit can be a complex issue - here we get to the bottom of customs declaration labels.

Shoppers could be seeing a new safety symbol on certain products in the event of a no deal Brexit.

Drivers will have to pay more to use the Tyne Tunnel from April after transport bosses agreed to raise tolls.