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The North West's most long-established building company, Armitage Construction, have been called in to carry out further refurbishment of the former Plymouth Grove home of Victorian author and literary legend Elizabeth Gaskell.

A Family Fun Day – running alongside a major children's football competition at Chapel En Le Frith has raised more than £800 for national children's charity Action for Sick Children.

Adam Barnes, a 21 years old engineer with Cheshire-based document management company the Sharples Group couldn't believe his eyes when he arrived at the firm's Warrington HQ to collect his newly achieved training certificate.

She's a former air stewardess turned entrepreneur, a mother of two grown children and a successful businesswoman and go-getter who has made her mark within one of the fastest growing building companies in the region.

CYNICAL business experts might find it hard to believe but North West entrepreneur Mark Brocklehurst is proving that his principle-before-profit policy is an effective means of boosting business for the Sharples Group, the copier/printer company he...

Friends and colleagues  of Stockport based children's charity chief executive Val Jackson found it hard to predict the popularity of the 'Dedicate your Smile' fund-raising campaign until she decided to take an active part in the popular promotion...

Warrington-based document management company the Sharples Group's new 'Principle Before Profit' initiative could be adopted by a growing number of SME's who would be attracted by its focus on people, customers, environment  and the community...

LAWRENCE ALLEN, the centre manager at Chester's popular and highly successful Forum Shopping Centre is celebrating thirty 'busy but very enjoyable' years in the highly competitive business of shopping centre management.

CHESHIRE-based children's charity chief Val Jackson has warmly welcomed news that the number of five year olds with tooth decay has dropped to its lowest level in almost a decade, according to the latest figures released by Public Health England.

British charity chief Val Jackson of Cheshire - based Action for Sick Children has welcomed new American research which has found that brushing our teeth twice a day could help ward off a vicious form of cancer.