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  • Stockport Business Awards organisers promise 'world class' event

    Stockport Business Awards organisers promised to bring a 'world class' event to the town. The 2012 awards - which will culminate in a black tie awards dinner in October - were officially launched last Thursday (26th January 2012) at adidas HQ in Stockport.Read more

  • Stockport launches first ever Business Awards

    Stockport businesses large and small will get chance to have their achievements recognised in a new awards scheme which launches on Thursday 26th January 2012. The scheme has been welcomed by the town's business community and over 180 people are expected to show their support by attending the launch event.Read more

  • Orbit Developments attracts high profile tenant to 55 King Street

    Orbit Developments have secured global insurance company W.R. Berkley Insurance (Europe) Ltd at its Grade A office building, 55 King Street. The letting of 1,800 sq ft takes the remainder of the 3rd floor following the letting of 8,997 sq ft to Manchester based architects, Fairhurst Design Group last year.Read more

  • People Power Drives Growth in Stockport

    Stockport's labour force is playing a key role in attracting new businesses to the region, according to one of the largest privately-owned development and investment companies in the UK. Customer research conducted by Orbit Developments has shown that businesses moving to the area consistently rank the town's labour demographics highly amongst other factors, including connectivity, cost and location.Read more

  • Smyths Toys set to Open New Superstore at Middlebrook Retail Park

    Smyths Toys a leading provider of children's entertainment products is set to open its doors to its new Bolton store at Middlebrook Retail and Leisure Park - one of Orbit Developments most successful parks to date on 11th February. Smyths who have almost 60 stores, employing over 2,300 people throughout the UK and Ireland have taken 12,631 sq ft on a 15 year lease.Read more