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Bill Edgar

Bill Edgar

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Local Democracy Reporter, The Northern Echo

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Business/Economics, Technology Social Affairs, AI Politics, EthicsForeign Affairs, Travel

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I no longer write for tech. Ever. Unless it's a humor gig.

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Total articles 8129

  • 'We are here for you': Darlington foodbank's emphatic message despite major cuts

    By Bill Edgar Verified| The Northern Echo Verified Caroline Todd, foodbank manager at King’s Church, in Darlington. (Image: Sarah Caldecott) “We are still open and here for you”. That is the impassioned message Caroline Todd hopes people living in Darlington will hear loud and clear. The foodbank manager at King’s Church in the town spent the early part of the week readjusting the service’s operation after announcing it has significantly reduced its operating hours.

    By Bill Edgar Verified · The Northern Echo

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • Historical Kynren theme park plans for 3,600-seater arena and 300 birds get green light

    By Bill Edgar Verified| The Chronicle Verified The first phase of an ambitious project to construct a historical theme park that takes visitors on a journey through time has received the green light. The initial stage will see the creation of a 3,600-seat arena, a small lake, a landscaped hillside performance area and bridge, and other associated works for The Lost Feather bird show at Kynren, Bishop Auckland.

    By Bill Edgar Verified · The Chronicle

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • 'We are here for you': Darlington foodbank's emphatic message despite major cuts

    By Bill Edgar Verified| The Northern Echo Verified Caroline Todd, foodbank manager at King’s Church, in Darlington. (Image: Sarah Caldecott) “We are still open and here for you”. That is the impassioned message Caroline Todd hopes people living in Darlington will hear loud and clear. The foodbank manager at King’s Church in the town spent the early part of the week readjusting the service’s operation after announcing it has significantly reduced its operating hours.

    By Bill Edgar Verified · The Northern Echo

    Apr. 19, 2025

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The Northern Echo

BUSINESSiQ North East is the flagship business brand of The Northern Echo, dedicated to regional economic coverage and business engagement in the North East of England. It operates as a quarterly magazine and multimedia platform, focusing on profiling both emerging and established businesses that contribute to the region's economy. The publication provides in-depth journalism that highlights collaborative opportunities and identifies gaps for growth. The services offered by BUSINESSiQ include editorial content that aligns with regional economic priorities, such as skills development and innovation. It also provides commercial partnerships, allowing businesses to share their stories through professionally written features. The magazine is distributed to a tailored list of businesses and is available at key regional locations. Additionally, BUSINESSiQ has a multimedia presence, including a YouTube channel featuring interviews and discussions with business leaders. The platform also hosts events like the BUSINESSiQ North East Awards to celebrate local business achievements.

England, United Kingdom

+44 13 2550 5324

Founded: 2017