Businesses from across the Marches have been urged to take advantage of a £350million funding programme to help them grow at a hugely successful event.
10 new jobs look set to be created at Silverdale-based Trades and Labourers
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A family-run construction firm looks set to create 10 jobs after securing a £150,000 loan to help it bounce back from the pandemic.
Pictured (L-R): RJS Foundation board members Elliott Hodge, Councillor Rachel Kelsall, Lee-Sara Davis, Laura Lambert and MP Jack Brereton.
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Law firm RJS Solicitors has kicked off the new year by launching its own foundation to give away cash to good causes.