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Greater Manchester and the North East are among the 5 regions who’ll share  £17.5m in funding to “scale up creative businesses.”

A GRADUATE from Tynedale has helped one of the region's bakers get ahead online. Struggling to find a suitable role in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, Prudhoe-based journalism graduate Gemma Hirst landed a three-month internship with Print Cakes, supporting the business with her digital marketing skills. The internship was organised through Creative Fuse North East, a project unlocking the potential of the creative, digital and tech sectors to drive innovation and growth of the region’s economy. Gemma, who studied at The University of Sunderland, said: “I felt as though my job...

University of Sunderland graduate Gemma Hirst A UNIVERSITY graduate is helping a family bakery promote its unique printed cakes to big brands across the UK. Struggling to find a suitable role in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic, Gemma Hirst, a journalism graduate who studied at The University of Sunderland, managed to land a three-month internship with Print Cakes, supporting the business with her skills in digital marketing. The internship was organised through Creative Fuse North East, a project unlocking the potential of the creative, digital and tech sectors to drive innovation a...

Date Time Supporting local creative community Creative Fuse North East at the Business School is a multi-year project aimed at supporting County Durham’s creative economy. Over the last six months, the project has brought together local small businesses, freelancers and practitioners within the creative, cultural and digital sectors to form a dynamic and inclusive community of learning. Through business support events, workshops and bespoke one-to-one support opportunities, the project seeks to empower those working within the County’s creative economy to innovate and grow their business ...