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The projects that make us proud to be from the North East (opens the original)
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BUSINESSiQ writer Kevin Donald takes an in-depth look at our latest Impact event. This time we were at Darlington College to talk about the major projects that are bringing pride to our region Darlington has provided a national blueprint for successfully devolving power away from Whitehall, the latest Northern Echo Impact event heard. The Darlington Economic Campus, which employs around 1,500 people across several departments, was held up as the clearest example of the Prime Minister’s vision wo
Echo event hears Darlington hailed as blueprint for devolving power (opens the original)
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Darlington has provided a national blueprint for successfully devolving power away from Whitehall, the latest Northern Echo Impact event heard. The multi departmental Darlington Economic Campus, which employs around 1,500 people, was heralded as the best current example of how the new Prime Minister's vision of relocating decision makers to the regions can work in practice. The town's new £21m STEM Centre of Excellence should also be a source of pride as it gives young people the tools to push t
Banking is boring - CEO's parting shot before he left Atom bank (opens the original)
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Just weeks before Atom bank announced that its co-founder and chief executive Mark Mullen was stepping down, he gave BUSINESSiQ a characteristically candid interview. Now, his comments offer a revealing final perspective on the bank, its North East roots and the industry he never intended to join. Mark Mullen has never sounded much like a conventional banker. Sitting in Atom bankâs new headquarters at the Pattern Shop in Newcastle, the co-founder and chief executive of Britainâs original dig
House linked to A66 teen 'rammed in feud' that sparked smash killing two officers (opens the original)
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A house linked to one of the five men killed in the A66 crash was rammed in a feud less than an hour before the smash that killed two officers, it has emerged. It is understood Gye Worthy's home in a quiet street in Acklam, Middlesbrough, was hit twice by a Volvo XC60, which reversed into the front window. Neighbours said his Cole Worthy, 17, Gye's son who was killed in the crash, sometimes stayed at the address. A house in Ruskin Avenue, Middlesbrough, after being rammed by a car, which deliber
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