RECRUITMENT for a host of new Treasury jobs in Darlington is due to begin in a matter of weeks, The Northern Echo can reveal today. Chancellor Rishi Sunak confirmed in the Budget earlier this month that 750 Government officials would be relocating to Darlington with the establishment of a new Treasury North campus. Following the announcement, Mr Sunak confirmed in an interview with the Echo that “key decision makers” would be based in Darlington, and that local people would be able to apply for some of the vacancies. Officials from the business, trade and local government departments will be on the campus.
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First 300 Treasury workers to move to Darlington within a year as major businesses set to relocate MORE than 1,000 Whitehall officials will have relocated to Darlington when the full scale of the Government s Treasury North project is complete, The Northern Echo can reveal today. Earlier this month, Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced Darlington had won the battle to be home to the Government s new northern economic campus, with 750 Treasury officials set to relocate from London. The Echo can reveal today that up to 300 of these officials will arrive in Darlington within 12 months, and, with hundreds of staff from other Government departments including Business and International Trade set to join them, the final total will be well in excess of 1,000.
MORE than 1,000 Whitehall officials will have relocated to Darlington when the full scale of the Government s Treasury North project is complete, the D&S Times o can reveal today. Earlier this month, Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced Darlington had won the battle to be home to the Government s new northern economic campus, with 750 Treasury officials set to relocate from London. The D&S can reveal today that up to 300 of these officials will arrive in Darlington within 12 months, and, with hundreds of staff from other Government departments including Business and International Trade set to join them, the final total will be well in excess of 1,000.
Youthquake, a collaborative performance in the Tees Valley which involved students and young creatives A NEW scheme to help young people in the creative sector launch their careers despite the challenges of Covid has been launched. Tees Valley Young Creatives: Class of 2020 is the latest initiative introduced to help those sectors hardest hit by the pandemic recover, including cultural, creative and hospitality businesses. The free support is aimed at helping talented professionals fresh out of training to find jobs. Members of the Young Creatives network will have access to exclusive social media platforms, regular online masterclasses, talks, webinars, and workshops from leading professionals.
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