Posted: 26th Oct 2009
It appears that the high street has settled into what is a new reality of a long term annual downward trend in footfall of around 5%. ...morePosted: 7th Oct 2009
A stunning mural is set to bring a splash of colour to Whitley Bay town centre as part of work to help local businesses. ...morePosted: 2nd Oct 2009
More than one million businesses are today finding out that their rate bills will fall next year as a result of the five yearly revaluation of business property according to the Government (DCLG). ...morePosted: 25th Sep 2009
Energy-guzzling heating, air conditioning and plant equipment could be draining your business of vital profits. To help businesses upgrade to more efficient equipment and cut energy bills, the Carbon Trust is offering 0% loans of up to £400,000. ...morePosted: 24th Sep 2009
Information about the next phase of regeneration for Whitley Bay will go on public display later this month. ...morePosted: 21st Sep 2009
It seems predictions made by the media that consumers would stay at home this summer have rung true, and have been reflected in better than anticipated footfall levels in town centres during August. ...morePosted: 16th Sep 2009
The renowned Swan Hunter yard - the focus for North East shipbuilding on the banks of the River Tyne - is now in new ownership. ...morePosted: 12th Sep 2009
Two special gala concerts later this month are set to celebrate the refurbishment of the PLAYHOUSE. ...morePosted: 12th Sep 2009
Joint patrols by North Tyneside Council and Northumbria Police led to a dozen warnings being issued for illegal motorbike riding. ...morePosted: 7th Sep 2009
Nexus is spending £130,000 on a facelift for Wallsend bus station, with new shelters, improved lighting, extra CCTV and changes to the road layout to improve circulation. ...moreTynetown is a service provided by North Tyneside Council
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