For the first time this year a major quarterly survey of Cornwall’s business community shows a decrease in optimism. None of the key indicators were more positive than the previous quarter.
Newquay Airport reopens tomorrow after finally being granted an operating licence from the Civil Aviation Authority.
There are fears that Penzance could turn into ghost town following the news that the helicopter company which operates the Isles of Scilly air link is moving to Lands End to save money.
South west manufacturers have welcomed the government’s pledge to provide greater support to the UK’s industrial base.
The strength of Cornwall’s public sector and investment in training and education could be key to the county riding out the recession, said a leading light in British industry in Falmouth on Monday.
Acting on behalf of the Flambards Experience, property consultants Alder King have secured outline planning permission for the construction of a new Sainsbury’s supermarket on a site owned by their client in Helston.
The Manufacturing Advisory Service (MAS) is partnering with the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) to deliver the Manufacturing Excellence Awards 2009 (MX 2009), which has been dubbed the ‘Oscars’ of the manufacturing industry.
The Devon and Cornwall Business Council (DCBC) has claimed that the closure of Newquay Airport has already cost the local economy millions of pounds.
The plans for Cornwall’s state-of-the-art Port Falmouth Marina will be on display at the London International Boat Show at Excel, London Docklands, January 9-18.
A survey published today by the Chartered Management Institute compounds fears for business across the South West, in the run up to 2009.