BUSINESSES across Tynedale have reacted to the Government’s roadmap for easing lockdown restrictions. Matt Cawood, owner of the Boatside Inn, Warden, said he was pleasantly surprised that the government rules have allowed outdoor hospitality to open on April 12 as he didn’t anticipate the rules allowing pubs and restaurants to open at all until May. “We are looking forward to making the most of our outdoor space and hoping we can enjoy some spring sunshine,” he said. “I am hoping that the timetable will work as planned. “We have all got something to aim towards now.” Gemma Cheesman, owner of Capelli Hair Design in Corbridge, said she is looking forward to hairdressers being allowed to open.
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A North East recruitment agency is targeting progress in overseas markets after securing a five-figure investment from the North East Small Loan Fund.
The East Coast Main Line at Darlington where it crosses the path of the original Stockton and Darlington Railway Picture: John Askwith A POWERFUL group of North-East business and political leaders has written to Government urging it to make investment in the East Coast Main Line an urgent priority. The letter to the Transport Secretary Grant Shapps sets out the substantial economic advantages to improving capacity along the crowded route from Northallerton to Berwick. Signed by James Ramsbotham, chief executive, North-East England Chamber of Commerce on behalf of businesses, local authorities and Northern Powerhouse Partnerships, the letter says: “We are writing to you united to make the urgent case for investment in the East Coast Main Line as part of the Government’s Integrated Rail Plan.