Marshall amplifies storage space
23rd March 2007
The company, founded in London in 1962, is one of the last manufacturers based in Denbigh West area of Milton Keynes.Spokesman Graham Young said: "Maxwell House is the only building large enough to...
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Companies back moves to city
22nd March 2007
A survey for Invest Milton Keynes, the inward investment arm of Milton Keynes Partnership, has found that 97 per cent of firms were satisfied with the city as a base. Nine out of ten said it had been...
Law firm bowls Panesar over
22nd March 2007
Monty and his fellow director Dave Parsooth are working with a number of sports agencies and Pictons has been assisting with negotiating contracts. Pictons partner Roger Talbot said: "As a...
Fundraisers rise to the challenge
22nd March 2007
Volunteers have already enrolled to take part in events ranging from walking on burning embers to a parachute jump and treks in China and South America.The Fire Walk takes place on April 27 at...
College training moves into top gear
20th March 2007
The high-level consortium, comprising Barnfield College and 13 other leading colleges across the country, will revolutionise training in Britain’s £10 billion motor vehicle industry. The...
Cycling challenge raises £95,000
20th March 2007
The Dordogne Challenge raised a grand total of £95,000 for local charities and saw a record number of teams take part.The firm is the principal sponsor and co-organiser of the annual cycling...
Cybercriminals target local business
19th March 2007
Large corporations have beefed up their security so hackers and fraudsters are turning to small and medium enterprises for easier pickings, Andrew Sheldon warned an audience of business...
Aston Martin: ‘It’s business as usual’
19th March 2007
The company, whose Newport Pagnell plant manufactures the Vanquish model and houses the works service operation, has been sold by Ford to a consortium led by David Richards, John Sinders, Investment...
Conference focuses on world stage
19th March 2007
Business Without Borders has been organised by the University of Bedfordshire’s Centre for Competitiveness and will feature high-profile speakers and the presentation of some exclusive research...
Being green holds key for manufacturers
19th March 2007
Senior executives from firms in North Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire joined colleagues at a working lunch chaired by Nick Brayshaw, chair of the Confederation of British Industry’s National...
Seminar aims to tackle crime
2nd March 2007
The Chamber is to host a seminar entitled Driving Crime Out Of Business, which will highlight the commercial costs of crime and its wider implications for the business community.Run in association...
Small firms appeal to Chancellor
2nd March 2007
As the Federation of Small Businesses presented its Budget submission to the Treasury, senior FSB figures warned that the Chancellor must make this "his best Budget".National chairman Carol Undy...
Firms prefer migrant workers, survey reveals
2nd March 2007
Many would rather employ migrant workers and have done so particularly since 2004, when more countries joined the European Union.But the findings have prompted serious concern at the Chamber, which...
The fight for Urban Eden: let battle commence
1st March 2007
Urban Eden has had its first meeting, attended by a far better-than-expected cross-section of concerned citizens, including many who’ve been involved in its development and foundation.One of...
Small firms appeal to election candidates
28th February 2007
The UK’s largest business organisation has reminded councils that 12 million people are employed by small firms, that their taxes fund local authority activity and maintain vibrant high...
