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Over lunch at Swinton Park, Barry Dodd, chairman of the York, North Yorkshire and East Riding Enterprise Partnership, tells BQ about the parallels between his organisation and past business successes.
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A new museum aims to celebrate York’s connection with the chocolate industry, but is there still something worth celebrating in today's climate?
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New figures from several sources show Scotland, Yorkshire and the North East of England falling further behind the South in the private sector stakes.
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Yorkshire tourism boss Gary Verity tells BQ why the future remains bright despite clouds looming overhead.
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A much neglected building could be a boost for Scarborough’s tourism industry. Only not so long ago that was a promise made at nearby Bridlington too. Peter Baber reports.
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The Yorkshire Soap Company has brought highly dramatic retail to a former Yorkshire mill town. Its founder Warren Booth tells Peter Baber why he has always looked beyond his hobby.
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A lack of funding is concentrating the minds of those involved in the new LEPS. Peter Baber finds out if this is a good or bad thing.
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Dan Curtis is a man with a particularly direct way of running a company. His high standards have allowed his school catering company to became a particular success. Peter Baber reports.
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The food supply industry can be calculated in billions but one Yorkshire firm is competing head on with the big boys, as Peter Baber discovers.
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York University’s new campus has not been without its controversial moments but it appears to be settling down, as Peter Baber reports.
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One man’s vision of schoolwear manufacture as a niche area has revived a sector of the Yorkshire textiles business.
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Regional development agencies are being wound up, with their replacements still to be decided on. Peter Baber picks over the Yorkshire fallout