A top figure in Lancashire’s education sector has welcomed the Lancashire Business Survey as a way to help keep graduates in the county. Bede Mullen, director of knowledge transfer at the University of Central Lancashire, has revealed UCLan will be watching the results with interest. He said: “The university is interested in this survey because [...]

There is just one more week left to fill out the Lancashire Business Survey questionnaires. The deadline is Thursday, April 30, when the survey organisers will begin to examine the answers ready to report back on the ground-breaking survey. The results will then be announced on May 18, on the launch day of Lancashire Business [...]

The results of the Lancashire Business Survey will be revealed on Monday, May 18, and interested parties are being given the chance to book a place at the special event. The highly-anticipated study will be unveiled at the launch event of Lancashire Business Week, a series of events hosted by Downtown Preston In Business. David [...]

David Coates, business editor of the Lancashire Evening Post, has welcomed the Lancashire Business Survey as providing the ‘good, bad, ugly and accurate’ information needed by decision makers. He said: “So much of today’s business news is based around anecdotal evidence rather than the hard and fast facts. “This will spell out the good, the [...]

The Lancashire Evening Post – Preston’s daily newspaper – has mentioned the Lancashire Business Survey in a roundup of local business news. Click here to see the coverage.

…the deadline for entries to the Lancashire Business Survey is just two weeks away. All entries must be submitted by April 30.

The Lancashire Telegraph – the regional daily newspaper for East lancashire – has covered the launch of the Lancashire Business Survey. Click here to see the article.

One of the region’s most powerful business leaders has thrown his weight behind the Lancashire Business Survey. Steven Broomhead, chief executive of the North West Regional Development Agency (NWDA), a group which is backing the survey, has said he is waiting with interest to hear the results. The NWDA is returning as a supported of [...]

…the deadline for all replies to the Lancashire Business Survey is April 30 2009.

Chairman of Downtown Preston In Business (DPIB), Frank McKenna, is urging the Lancashire business community to have a say in how their county is run. Mr McKenna believes the Lancashire Business Survey is a unique way for commercial organisations to make politicians at local and national level aware of the factors affecting companies in the [...]