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Liverpool confirms London "embassy" plans
Liverpool City Council is to press ahead with plans to open an "embassy" in London next year. Council leader Joe Anderson said the move would capitalise on the regeneration of the city and help secure further private sector investment.
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Business
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Real Good Food posts loss in “transitional year”
The Real Good Food Company has posted a pre-tax loss of £1.1m for the six months to 30 June 2010, down from £1.3m in the previous financial year. The company’s revenue fell from £101.7m to £90.7m in the period.
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Coen: understanding key to sector growth
Creative business leaders and funders need to understand each other for the sector to flourish, according to entrepreneur and investor Philip Coen. Speaking at Insider’s Business of Media Summit at the Lowry Centre in Salford, he said a bridge needed to be built between ideas and the finance needed to develop them.
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Park Group ready for Christmas sales push
Wirral-based Park Group has enjoyed a strong start to the year despite the seasonality of much of its business. Chairman Peter Johnson said its two main divisions were both trading ahead of last year.
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Joints & Points opens new HQ
Merseyside physiotherapy business Joints & Points Healthcare has opened a purpose-built £160,000 clinic in Bromborough. The three-storey building is the company’s new head office and replaces an older clinic that was also located in the town.
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Property
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Morgan Sindall to build £6.1m school
Construction company Morgan Sindall has won a £6.1m contract to build a primary school in Kirkby. The business will replace the existing Park Brow Primary School in Southdene with a modern 32,000 sq ft building.
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Redbrick confirms store plans
Redbrick, the homeware and interiors retailer, has revealed its new 60,000 sq ft store in Liverpool's Hanover Street should be open before the end of next month. The Home Quarter is the second outlet from the company behind Red Brick Mill in Yorkshire.
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