Graeme Whitfield is a Regional Business Editor at Reach, where he oversees content for The Journal, The Chronicle, The Gazette, and Businesslive in the North East. With a focus on business and economics, he covers a wide range of topics including markets, the economy, and government affairs. Graeme's work has been featured in notable publications such as Insider.co.uk, the Western Mail, and the Manchester Evening News.
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Graeme Whitfield's coverage predominantly revolves around local business and economic news, particularly focused on the North East region of the United Kingdom. His articles heavily feature data citations and government announcements, indicating an interest in factual information and insight from authoritative sources.
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The Business Secretary has expressed his "sympathy" towards a proposed amendment aimed at extending bereavement entitlement for miscarriages occurring before 24 weeks, although he has not committed to backing it just yet.
By: Graeme Whitfield
New Writing North will convert Bolbec Hall in a project that is being hailed as an example of the artistic sector boosting regional economies
By: Graeme Whitfield
Plans for a nationally-important writing centre in Newcastle city centre will make the North East “a leading region for the creative industries”, its mayor has said.
A Government grant means that the New Writing North charity will be able to create a centre for writing at Bolbec Hall in Newcastle city centre
By: Graeme Whitfield
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said she wanted to make careers in arts and creative businesses more possible for young people in the North East
The new facility will replace the current National Glass Centre which is due to close next year
The Hull and Humber Chamber’s quarterly survey for the last three months of 2024 lacked the optimism of its previous report
The North East's official rate of unemployment has stayed the same at 5.4% but there has been a fall in people classed as 'economically inactive'
By: Graeme Whitfield
Measures around getting people back to work, helping youngsters have a better childhood and reducing the cost of education are all being investigated
By: Graeme Whitfield
The North East's rate of worklessness has eased slightly but remains the worst in England, new figures show.
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