Dave Allan is a local journalist based in Middlesbrough, United Kingdom. He writes for publications such as Tees Business and The Herald Scotland, covering a range of topics including local business news, community events, and gardening tips. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports UK and Yahoo News UK.
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Middlesbrough, United Kingdom (Local)
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Dave's coverage focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on business and industry, as well as house and home topics. He appears to favor press releases, event coverage, and announcements.
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By: Dave Allan
Official figures show that a ten-year vision is on track to transform the Tees region with thousands of new long-term jobs and more investment. Figures show 10,671 direct jobs and more than £900m have been added to the region’s economy since the Investment Plan was agreed and launched by the Tees Valley Combined Authority in […]
Key dates have been announced for a series of big events in 2025 as Tees Business celebrates 10 years as the region’s voice of business.
Hartlepool-based JDR Cable Systems is set to produce integral components and services for the world’s largest offshore wind farm, Hornsea 3, after renewable energy company Orsted announced contracts with UK companies worth up to £100m.
With the deadline for entries and nominations now just four weeks away, a reminder has gone out to prepare for third annual Tees Business Awards.
By: Dave Allan
Green is the garden’s most important colour and is an essential part of our festive decorations. The Christmas tree takes centre stage and is ably…
By: Dave Allan
Sustainable gardeners always try to minimise waste but we sometimes forget that plants as well as plastic have a heavy carbon footprint. There are…
Here’s a question for you – have you signed up your organisation to take part in an evening of fun, fundraising and friendly competition when the Power of Women holds its annual Quiz of the Year? Taking place at Teesside Airport on Wednesday, January 15, at 7pm, the Quiz of the Year, sponsored by Jacksons […]
With the deadline for entries and nominations for the Tees Business Awards fast approaching on January 24, the search is on for the 2025 Tees Business of the Year. A celebration of the very best performers across the region’s business scene, the third annual Tees Business Awards take place at Hardwick Hall Hotel on the […]
Government plans to rebuild the UK’s steel sector have taken a step forward with the launch of a new Steel Council – with a Teesside co-chair – which will bring together leaders from across the industry to advise on an upcoming Steel Strategy, backed by up to £2.5bn of investment.
With the deadline for entries and nominations for the Tees Business Awards fast approaching on January 24, the search is on for firms excelling in training and apprenticeships.
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