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M.A.D Communications marks ninth year with new look and new team member
M.A.D Communications, an independent copywriting, PR, and social media agency in the North East, is marking its ninth year in business with new branding and a new website and welcoming a brand new member to their growing team – signalling exciting times for a company that continues to go from strength to strength. Recognised as a thriving, women-led business and founded by Amy Armstrong and...
Posh Street Food’s Matei Baran helps beat the boredom with summer workshops
As the children’s holidays are well under way and the children demand to be entertained, one local chef is offering a variety of activities to keep them occupied during the next six weeks. Chef Matei Baran from Posh Street Food, Seaburn, is offering a range of services to keep boredom at bay, with a selection of activities including cookery workshops, a create a cake competition and cooking with...
Chef Matei Baran beings educational cookery workshops to Sunderland
TV chef and MasterChef contestant Matei Baran is bringing his Big Chef, Mini Chef to Sunderland this summer, with his educational cookery workshops for children taking place on selected Mondays during the six-week holidays. Matei, owner of Posh Street Food in STACK, Seaburn, Posh Pop Ups, author of Big Chef Mini Chef and his private dining service, will be on hand to take the workshops, aiming...
Gavin Teasdale becomes newest partner of PGS Law
The South Tyneside firm of PGS Law has appointed Gavin Teasdale as its newest partner. Gavin joined South Shields-based PGS Law in 2010 and has continuously delivered first-class customer service and dedication to the success of his clients. His expertise lies in his ability to win cases for his business and private clients in areas of law such as disputes between traders and consumers, building...
Budget Taxis assists Women’s Street Watch Newcastle
Newcastle-based taxi company Budget is stepping up its involvement with Women’s Street Watch Newcastle (WSWNCL) by giving them a credit limit of free taxis every month for their use in securing the safety of women travelling home alone at night. The group, which was set up by Beth Dunn and her girlfriend to patrol the streets of Newcastle to keep women safe, following the murders of Sarah...