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Catherine Pattillo has said policymakers must balance macroeconomic stability with essential spending on education, health, and social protection in Africa.
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Preston Partnership, a private-sector membership organisation in the city have announced 13 new strategic partners to mark its first anniversary. The partners will invest £2,000 a year to support the group’s aims in shaping Preston’s future. […]
A fourth-generation family-run business in South Ribble that manufactures and distributes animal feed and bird food mixtures has its sights set on expanding its export markets after receiving a range […]
A former restaurant, bar and nightclub in the centre of Preston is being reopened. What was Fives in Guildhall Street is to see all floors brought back into use as […]
UBA has launched its N239.4 billion rights issue to bolster capital, enhance lending, and drive expansion across Africa.
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A brand new darts venue is opening in Preston as the sport continues to grow in popularity. Red Rose Bowl, Greenbank Street, Plungington, has converted a former nightclub on the […]
The man behind a former Preston restaurant has been banned from running businesses after abusing a Covid-19 support scheme. Dean Wilson opened Olive Tree Brasserie in Miller Arcade in 2014 […]
People living near to a chicken processing factory in Deepdale have expressed their frustration at what they say are repeated breaches of planning regulations. The Gafoor factory in Fletcher Road, […]
Volkswagen and Rivian have launched a $5.8bn joint venture, sharing critical EV technology amid slowing global demand and competition.
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On October 30, chancellor Rachel Reeves used the government’s first fiscal event to outline how it would raise £40bn in tax revenues, in part to fund investments in public services, […]