Mid-way through his term of office, the Master Cutler, Ken Cooke, the Freeman’s committee and members of the Company welcomed six new Freemen to the Company of Cutlers. All were presented with a certificate of membership, a tie, a badge and a copy of the history...
MANY MANUFACTURING and service sector firms are worried that late paying clients could wreck their business, according to a major study of business sentiment in Yorkshire. Almost two thirds of bosses at firms who responded to the latest Sheffield City Region Quarterly Economic Review (QER) said...
Five Hallam University engineering students and two managers from the steel industry were presented with grants totalling £4,500 at the annual Joint Education Awards ceremony at the Cutlers’ Hall recently. The event is the result of the longstanding partnership between the Cutlers’ Company and the Worshipful...
So impressed was the Master Cutler, Ken Cooke, when he visited Sheffield’s Freeman College a few weeks ago, that he has made a second visit along with the Master & Mistress of the Company of Armourer and Brasiers and guests. Staff and students cast their hands...
Over a third of businesses don’t believe that the UK’s road and rail networks are meeting their needs, according to new research by the British Chambers of Commerce, released today (Tuesday). The results, based on a survey of over 1,100 business across the UK, found that...
Commenting on the increase in the National Living Wage (NLW), the British Chambers of Commerce said it was important to help low paid workers deal with the consequences of inflation without pricing people out of jobs. The BCC recommended a cautious approach to any future rises...
