Working on Business Growth and Heritage
Working on Business Growth and Heritage
Having had the opportunity to work on the project, we were pleased to attend the official opening of The Landmark, situated within the former Burnley Grammar School. The opening coincided with the latest Burnley Bondholders event, which as an initiative, continues to put Burnley firmly on the map. Growth Lancashire was commissioned by a private […]
Alan is one of the company’s Associate Senior Business Advisors working on the Boost programme, and is an experienced business consultant specialising in developing strategies for SME business growth, with particular expertise in strategic planning, change management and process improvement.
A collaboration with the Pennine Lancashire local authorities, and Historic England, to identify the area’s key heritage challenges – the Pennine Lancashire “Priority Projects”. Cited as an example of Best Practice, the resulting strategic document defined the area’s commitment to heritage and its approach to delivery.
Regenerate Pennine Lancashire (now Growth Lancashire) worked with Local Authority partners and Historic England to produce the Pennine Lancashire Heritage Investment Strategy (PL HIS), mapping key investment and funding opportunities against key heritage challenges – the “Priority Projects”. This was a strategic document covering 5 Local Authority areas which aimed to The mapping process identified […]
Fairies and the coal industry seem an unlikely combination, but they have come together in a heritage rescue at Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire. The Industrial Revolution in the North West is mostly remembered for cotton and textile production. But Lancashire also played a significant role in coal production.
Accrington based precision engineering company Emerson and Renwick have announced ambitious growth plans after landing new orders worth over £40m. The company was founded in 1918 supplying finishing equipment to the textiles industry and later diversified into wallpaper printing machinery.
Growth Lancashire has conducted its 500th Business Support Review as part of its contract to deliver the Lancashire Business Growth Hub, Boost.
Situated at the very edge of Clitheroe’s retail centre, Holmes Mill had been empty since 2010. There was concern that despite its Grade II listing, it could gradually fall into disrepair and be demolished for retail development or housing to capitalise on the site’s considerable land value. Due to its long continuous family ownership the […]
Situated at the very edge of Clitheroe’s retail centre, Holmes Mill had been empty since 2010. There was concern that despite its Grade II listing, it could gradually fall into disrepair and be demolished for retail development or housing to capitalise on the site’s considerable land value.
Growth Lancashire has announced that the Social Enterprise Lancashire Network (Selnet) has secured a 12-month contract to deliver Business Support Reviews as part of Boost, Lancashire’s Business Growth Hub.
