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Falmouth-based marine engineering company, Feritech Global, has gained support in its plans to build a 'world-first' subsea vehicle. Marine-i has agreed to support the marine engineering specialist in its attempt the build the vehicle that would be create the world’s first autonomous subsea vehicle specially designed for geotechnical survey work. It is hoped that such a design would result in safer, more efficient and cost-effective seabed survey operations. Part funded by the European Regional Development Fund, Marine-i was set up to help the marine tech sector in Cornwall and the ...

Konica Minolta has made several appointments to its senior leadership team; Mark Ash joins as chief revenue officer for the UK Group, Sarah Stone will be new chief people officer, and Andy Clegg is the new chief finance and operations officer. From 1st April 2021, Mark Ash will assume the role of chief revenue officer for the UK Group, covering all aspects of sales, marketing and service. He will build on the advances made since joining the company in 2020, overseeing the company’s transformation beyond print. This transformation will be built on Konica Minolta’s portfolio of digital work...

A new 'state of the art' high-tech manufacturing plant is set to open in June 2021 on a three-acre site just outside Falmouth.

Ferris Brothers ,North Adams Barbers, Retire The Berkshire Eaglereports Ron and Rob Ferris thought they might cut hair for the rest of their lives. The brothers, third generation barbers, worked together for decades in the family business. In the 1970's, Ronald, Robert and their older brother George took over the shop that their grandfather had started, and they remained a constant presence in North Adams, even as hairstyles evolved and the city changed. Then the pandemic struck. Business slowed to a trickle. George, their oldest brother, died in a car accident in the fall. And, just after Ch...

NORTH ADAMS â€” Ron and Rob Ferris thought they might cut hair for the rest of their lives. The brothers, third generation barbers, worked together for decades in the family business. In the 1970's, Ronald, Robert and their older brother George took over the shop that their grandfather had started, and they remained a constant presence in North Adams, even as hairstyles evolved and the city changed. Then the pandemic struck. Business slowed to a trickle. George, their oldest brother, died in a car accident in the fall. And, just after Christmas, Ron, 78, and Rob, 66, both landed in the ho...