Local business news for the Midlands and beyond
Top-rated TV show The Real Housewives of Cheshire brought a touch of celebrity sparkle to Shropshire – after filming at an award-winning county vineyard. Stars of the reality show enjoyed a day out at the Hencote estate in Shrewsbury as...
A pioneering new system is offering vital help to victims of drink-spiking and attacks by injection in clubs and bars – all with the tap of a mobile phone.
One of the region’s fastest growing food companies is set to create up to 20 new jobs as part of a strategic expansion plan at its Telford base. Bridge Cheese is adding an extra 9,000 sq ft onto its...
The humble cheese and ham toastie has been crowned the nation’s favourite cheese sandwich, as part of a special World Cup of Cheese Sandwiches tournament! More than 1,100 public votes were cast during the competition, organised by UK company Bridge...
A Telford-based company supplying cheese to the food industry has pledged its support for a local hospice charity, with a generous donation of £3,000. Severn Hospice provides end of life care to thousands of patients and gives support to their...
A Telford-based business supplying cheese to the food industry has partnered with a Shropshire transportation company to help increase its regional and national profile, as part of ambitious plans for future growth.
One of the Midlands’ fastest growing food industry companies today backed a national report which says the sector should look to new overseas markets for growth post-pandemic.
Agricultural specialist Wynnstay has announced a new senior appointment to strengthen its seed division. Toby Reich has taken up the newly created role of Head of Seed at Wynnstay Agricultural Supplies with a remit to deliver the firm’s vision for...
A leading law firm will be helping to cook up a storm in Shrewsbury this summer when a major food festival returns to town. FBC Manby Bowdler are sponsors of the Cookery School at the 2019 Shrewsbury Food Festival which...
Food and drink companies across Shropshire are being asked to take part in a special survey about the impact a no-deal Brexit might have on them.