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Alison Cowie

Alison Cowie

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Communications and Marketing Officer, St Oswald's Hospice

England, Tyne and Wear

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Future Of Work , Advertising , Sustainability , Gender Equity , Marketing

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beauty, fashion, celebrities, parenting

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Total articles 90

  • If the UK becomes the Saudi Arabia of offshore wind, where does the North East fit in?

    By Alison Cowie, Chloe Holmes| North East Times Verified November 9, 2020 While coronavirus continues to decimate many sectors – hospitality and arts and culture being two of its most high-profile victims – renewable energy is being heralded as the saviour of the UK economy. In fact, there’s so much confidence in offshore wind that the Prime Minister has announced he wants every house in the UK to be powered by it by 2030.

    By Alison Cowie, Chloe Holmes · North East Times

    Nov. 12, 2020

  • Cubby Construction acquires Finlaysons Contracts from Esh Group

    By Alison Cowie| North East Times Verified October 19, 2020 @ 11:41 by Alison Cowie Carlisle-based construction and civil-engineering firm Cubby Construction has bought Scottish Borders contractor Finlaysons as the business continues to develop its existing operations in southern Scotland. A family firm established in 1968, Cubby’s operates in construction, civil engineering, joinery manufacture and sustainable housing, working throughout the UK and employing 130 people.

    By Alison Cowie · North East Times

    Oct. 19, 2020

  • If the UK becomes the Saudi Arabia of offshore wind, where does the North East fit in?

    By Alison Cowie, Chloe Holmes| North East Times Verified November 9, 2020 While coronavirus continues to decimate many sectors – hospitality and arts and culture being two of its most high-profile victims – renewable energy is being heralded as the saviour of the UK economy. In fact, there’s so much confidence in offshore wind that the Prime Minister has announced he wants every house in the UK to be powered by it by 2030.

    By Alison Cowie, Chloe Holmes · North East Times

    Nov. 12, 2020

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