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Sarah Townsend The company behind delayed projects including the £29m Middlewood Plaza in Salford and £49m Cheshire Junction in Warrington has launched a recovery plan including refinancing schemes and rewriting the terms of a seven-year investor loan note. High Street Group, which is based in Newcastle and headed by chief executive Gary Forrest, has written to investors proposing to delay their annual returns from investments made in the company in return for possible equity in future, Place North West has learned. Under the terms of an existing High Street financial instrument, investor...

Pure IP Launches Connected Voice, an Online Microsoft Teams Direct Routing Solution for SMBs News provided by Share this article Share this article LONDON, May 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Pure IP, a leading global provider of enterprise voice communications, is delighted to announce the launch Connected Voice, a low-touch, cost-effective solution for small and medium sized businesses looking to add voice to Microsoft Teams using Direct Routing. Connected Voice Connected Voice allows organizations with 25 users and above to order the telephony services they require online directly from Pure IP. ...

/PRNewswire/ -- Pure IP, a leading global provider of enterprise voice communications, is delighted to announce the launch of Number Connect, their new phone...

Pure IP Named Partner on Microsoft's Operator Connect News provided by Share this article Share this article LONDON, March 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Pure IP, a leading global provider of enterprise voice communications, is proud to have been announced as one of the initial wave partners for Microsoft's new Operator Connect service. Operator Connect, announced on March 2 nd at Microsoft Ignite, is a new operator-managed service for bringing PSTN calling to Microsoft Teams, and enables customers to connect new calling services directly from within the Teams admin center. Operator Connect will e...

First published on Fri 19 Feb 2021 14.00 EST For seven years, Melanie was locked in a room with no natural light, often for more than 23 hours a day. On the walls, she was said to have “graffitied the room with her own blood” and two advocates who visited her and saw the conditions she was kept in say the experience will stay with them for the rest of their lives. “I have had a bad upbringing,” Melanie, 39, told the disability royal commission in a prerecorded statement, “but I’m a strong, proud, black Aboriginal woman that is here before you today to come and get help where I nee...