Accelerating in growth, Liverpool and Cheshire-based biotech firm Redx Pharma has sold its agro-chemical business, Redag Crop Protection. Redag has accumulated more than £1m in a fundraising, led by Manchester-based corporate finance…

A new business has opened up in Liverpool with two former partners of a European patent attorneys at the helm. The business in question is Bartle Read at Liverpool Science Park, established by Robin Bartle and David Read. The business…

A new coffee bar and lounge has set up shop in Liverpool city’s commercial district under the banner-head Barley & Beans, promising to bring caffeine to the masses ‘with a difference.’ Located at 17 Hatton Garden, the independent brand…

UTV Media (GB)’s popular Liverpool radio station, Juice FM has appointed a new content director in James Brownlow. Mr Brownlow’s previous job credits include a position as programme director at stations such as Galaxy Manchester & North…

Planning application for a development of 99 houses and a new supermarket in Sefton has been submitted by Wincham Investments. The plot is bounded by Hawthorne Road and the Leeds-Liverpool Canal, and is former industrial land that has been…

John Grime has been appointed from Redrow Home’s Yorkshire division to be the new managing director of the North West. Grime has two decades of experience in the house-building sector, having joined Redrow's forward land department as a…

On Friday, QualitySolicitors Jackson Canter held a party on the third floor of Walker House, Exchange Flags to introduce their staff to the company’s new offices, which they are scheduled to move into come December. The…

A leading cancer research charity has pledged over £400,000 to aid three young researchers, as they embark on a series of PhD studentships designed to fund the next generation of cancer research. North West Cancer Research (NWCR)…

Carringtons Caterers have secured a deal to become the preferred food and beverage provider at Liverpool Town Hall. Directors Helen and Darren Wynn and their team of more than 50 staff will cater for functions at the 18th century Grade…

SMEs are expected to generate up to 50 per cent of international revenues by 2019, despite political instability, cultural factors and inadequate infrastructure, which often outweigh the growth potential of overseas markets. SMEs…