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Luton Hoo Hotel, Golf & Spa has been chosen as the host venue for prestigious golf tournament the Bridgestone Challenge once again in 2018, which will take place from 6 to 9 September. Additionally, the luxurious venue on the Hertfordshire/Bedfordshire border will also host the pre-event Pro Am on 5 September.
St Albans has been named in the top 20 most 'vibrant' places in England with the best balance between economic growth, innovation, social equality, health and happiness, in new research from business and financial advisory firm, Grant Thornton UK LLP.
University of Hertfordshire joins multi-million pound partnership to benefit the UK’s agricultural industry
The University of Hertfordshire is teaming up with four leading universities across England to launch the Ceres Agritech Knowledge Exchange Partnership which will drive research, innovation and commercialisation within the agritech industry.
Progress Suzuki dealership in Letchworth becomes Social Media Sponsor of Stevenage FC. Football club's supporters and 2018/2019 Season Ticket holders to have access to Progress Suzuki special offers and Membership Scheme.
Funding secured for planning initiatives
Funding has been secured for three key posts that will help St Albans City and District Council produce detailed plans for the area's future growth.
BRG announces increase in turnover of £3m
Berry Recruitment Group (BRG) has announced a turnover of £65m in 2017 – up £3m on the previous year.
Emmaus Hertfordshire Community Support Manager personally recognised at High Sheriff Awards 2018
Community Support Manager and Volunteer Coordinator, Jenny Hewson, received a personal award from the High Sheriff of Hertfordshire for the work she does at local homelessness charity Emmaus Hertfordshire.
London comes to St Albans
Hertfordshire Chamber members were at the launch party of The Abbey restaurant in St Albans recently. It was a fantastic networking event as more than 100 local business people came together to help celebrate the restaurant's opening.
Hertfordshire-based bank CEO says “lessons need to be learned” on anniversary of 10-year financial crisis
Ten years on from the global financial crisis, the boss of a Hertfordshire-based bank says "lessons of the past need to be learned" before the UK can move on from a "decade of doom and gloom."