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VB Distribution in Darwen has secured HMRC approval under the Vaping Products Duty and Vaping Duty Stamps Scheme, placing it among the first UK distributors able to supply stamped, duty-accounted product.


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Wayne Fulton, head of cyber at Burnley IT firm Seriun, carried a fridge to the summit of Snowdon and back down again. The charity challenge raised £3,617.85 for Burnley FC in the Community.


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One of Lancashire’s leading independent retailers, ROCCIA, welcomed more than 120 secondary school students behind the scenes to showcase the wide range of careers available within the home improvement and design sector. The Preston tile, bathroom and kitchen specialist hosted two days of future careers events for Year 10 students from Eden Boys’ School, Preston, giving them an insight into professions they may never have considered as they begin thinking about their future education and career choices.


Clothes2Order, one of the UK’s leading personalised clothing companies, has joined Marsden Building Society’s Workplace Savings scheme, helping employees tailor a stronger financial future through regular saving. Founded in 2000, Clothes2Order specialises in custom branded workwear, uniforms and merchandise for businesses, charities, sports teams and organisations across the country.


Consultancy Male Allies UK, based in Preston, hosted the UK’s first National Allyship Summit, which saw 15 different industries and 125 leaders come together to explore the future of inclusion and leadership. The event took place at the London Stock Exchange, with more than 2,000 people attending the livestream.


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Chief executive of Chorley based Crowberry Consulting Becky Toal will take part in the annual Aspire Channel Swim once again. This 22 mile swim over 12 weeks raises funds for the Aspire Charity, which supports people with spinal injuries.


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Law firm Harrison Drury’s expertise in advising high-net-worth individuals has been recognised after it achieved a Band 1 ranking in the Private Wealth Law category in Lancashire within the Chambers and Partners High Net Worth 2026 Guide. The firm has branches in Preston, Lancaster, Kendal, Clitheroe and Garstang.


Architectural practice studio John Bridge in Preston has announced its expansion into Manchester’s creative and co working community. Founded by chartered architect John Bridge in 2014, the studio recently established a presence within Campfield, Manchester’s emerging contemporary co-work destination, having first taken space there in October 2025.


A team from leading accountancy and business advisory firm BDO took part in a corporate volunteering day at Woodlands Animal Sanctuary. Employees from BDO’s offices across the north west spent the day at the Ormskirk sanctuary – supporting the registered charity’s work to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome animals.


Lancashire’s Forbes Solicitors helped agree a five year lease for a new restaurant and bar in Preston city centre. The new venue, named Luka, will take residence in the former home of chain restaurant Bistrot Pierre in Fishergate, which closed in March last year.


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