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Nissan jobs announcement puts North East at the centre of the electric car revolution Three days on from the announcement of a possible 6,500 jobs around the Nissan plant in Sunderland, we look at what the news means for the region’s economy For the latest North East news and updates subscribe to the free ChronicleLive newsletter hereInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have ...

by Stephen Chapman Healthymity aims to support AI and decision-making in health and medicine to help frontline professionals. Kotsiuba already runs iSolutions in his native Ukraine, which employs 40 staff and provides ICT equipment and solutions for organisations including AstraZeneca, Ericsson and Siemens. Now based in the North East, he has taken space at Sunderland Software Centre, and has plans to quickly scale up his new business. How fast will depend on the success of his bid to the European Commission Horizon Framework Programme to get a share of €95.5bn worth of projects that will h...

How we became the UK’s smartest city A series of collaborative partnerships are at the heart of the rollout of 5G across the Sunderland city region, writes Patrick Melia, chief executive of Sunderland City Council. Sunderland: the evolution of the UK’s smartest city Objectives Use digital transformation to equip our citizens, businesses and future investors with the means to compete, and connect people and places, ensuring no one and nowhere is left behind Timescale Cost to authority Outcomes Sunderland’s journey towards ubiquitous connectivity across the city is well on its way with ma...

Local government and the EU Guidance to help local councils adapt to new rules after Brexit. From: Print this page This page brings together guidance and information to help local authorities adapt to new rules now that the transition period has ended. You can check what else you may need to do to adapt by answering the questions on the Brexit checker. Citizens and businesses can also be directed to the checker to receive a personalised list of actions and sign up for email updates. UK exporters can also be directed to the Check How to Export Goods (CHEG) tool and a 60-second step-by-step...