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Huge solar farm takes next steps on Nottinghamshire-Lincolnshire border

PS Renewables and Ørsted, developers of renewable energy projects in the UK, have submitted their application for Development Consent Order (DCO) for One Earth...

Leicestershire firms reunite for new Burbage residential development

Leicestershire firms Springbourne Homes and Hayward Architects have teamed up again to design a new exclusive development in Burbage, near Hinckley. The properties will be...

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Vaillant opens £40m Derby plant, creating 200 jobs

Vaillant has opened a £40 million manufacturing plant in Derby, adding 200 jobs to the local economy. The facility at Indurent Park will produce...

Nottingham’s cutting-edge X-ray tech takes centre stage with MP visit

Nottingham-based HALO X-ray Technologies demonstrated its pioneering X-ray technology to local MP, Lilian Greenwood, during her recent visit to the company. HALO X-ray Technologies...

Nottingham chemical manufacturer invests £110,000 to accelerate development of climate change-tackling materials

A Nottingham chemical manufacturing firm has invested £110,000 into new equipment to accelerate the development of a class of advanced materials that could help...

Rolls-Royce considers US expansion to counter trade tariffs

Rolls-Royce is evaluating a shift in engine production to the US as a strategic response to potential trade tariffs under Donald Trump’s policies. The...

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Ocado’s new Nottinghamshire warehouse to create 422 jobs

Ocado has received approval to open a new delivery and distribution hub at Fairham Business Park, off the A453 in Nottinghamshire. The facility will...

Lubrizol hands over more than £18,000 to St John Ambulance charity

A Derbyshire science company has handed over more than £18,000 to help a charity carry on saving lives. Lubrizol, whose UK Technical Centre is based...

Derby electric bus project scrapped as funds reallocated

Derby City Council has cancelled its £11.5 million electric rapid transit (eRT) project, citing post-pandemic economic challenges. The scheme, announced in 2020, aimed to...

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