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Blackburn-based 21Digital is anticipating turnover of more than £1m for the first time in its history following 40 per cent growth in 2021 with confirmed contracts representing a further minimum 40 per cent growth in 2022.


BLACKBURN FIRM ACQUIRES LONG-ESTABLISHED HOME


Stevens Traceability Systems of Greenbank Technology Park, Blackburn, has purchased the 10,000 sq ft premises in which it has operated for the last 25 years.


The firm develops software in-house which complements their weighing and traceability systems used by leading food manufacturers across the UK and Ireland. It employs more than 50 people.


Mike Wynburg, managing director, says: “Despite an unpredictable time over the last couple of years with the global pandemic, we now want to show our staff and customers our commitment to providing a place of work for local people.”


The firm is currently recruiting for several roles and has ambitions to grow the business over the coming years.


Haslingden-based Digital Britain is planning a major expansion, including the creation of 25 new jobs, after receiving a £300,000 loan from Rosebud.


Nelson and Colne College Group has received ‘outstanding’ ratings across all three colleges in a new Ofsted inspection. The group, which includes Nelson and Colne College, Accrington and Rossendale College and Lancashire Adult Learning, is the first in Lancashire to receive the highest possible Ofsted accolades under the new inspection framework.


Blackburn-based Delilah Chloe has secured a new distribution partnership with Flair Hair and Beauty, allowing for the export and distribution of its products to Flair’s customers across Ireland.


Bowland Brewery in Clitheroe has introduced its own beehive, teaming up with Little Middop Farm in nearby Rimington. The honey will go to brewing its honey beer, Bumble.


Business Health Matters has now trained more than 100 employees from Lancashire-based businesses as part of its Workplace Health Champion programme. The newly trained workplace health champions can use their understanding of their own organisation to identify what their team needs, from forming a lunchtime walking group or putting individuals through mental health first aid.


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IN4 Group has delivered more than £4.6m of social value back into the North West in the last year and has been awarded the Social Value Quality Mark level two for its transformational impact in the region through its flagship innovation and skills hub HOST, the Home of Skills & Technology.


LARS Communications, based in Carnforth, has been installing communications towers on the Isle of Benbecula in the Outer Hebrides. On this project, the worked with Berkshire-based McCurdy & Co, the company responsible for the reconstruction of Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre.


Andy Holt, founder of What More UK and owner of Accrington Stanley, has been granted the title of Honorary Freeman of the Borough by Hyndburn Council at its annual meeting.


Burnley Artisan Market significantly boosts town centre footfall compared to non-event Saturdays, data from Charter Walk has shown. The shopping centre has been monitoring the figures since the Artisan Market was introduced in September 2021, and on average 3,000 extra people visit Burnley town centre for the event.


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