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Port of Tyne, Hay & Kilner and The Common Room are among the companies featured in this week's round-up of business activities in the community

New regulations to protect consumers who use use premium-rate numbers are coming into force in April. However, network providers are still charging hefty hidden fees - here's what you need to be aware of

Holidaymakers may be focusing on covid and the rules and restrictions for their selected destination - however what they may not think about is roaming charges and it's all changed after Brexit.

The first Disruptive Minds session will take place online through LinkedIn on Thursday

The talismanic bowler has helped turn around hers and England’s World Cup prospects which has mirrored the story of her early years in cricket

At the end of March, selected network providers will enforce charges ranging from on average of £2 per day in an EU country.

Vodafone, Nokia, Plymouth City Council and Plymouth Marine Laboratory are behind the Smart Sound Connect project

Passengers will be able to fly to a multitude of destinations across the US, Canada, Caribbean and Asia from this summer

Global infrastructure funds approached Vodafone Group PLC (NASDAQ:VOD) to invest in its $16 billion mast company Vantage Towers AG (OTC: VTAGY), Reuters reports. The bidders, including investment firms Brookfield and Global Infrastructure Partners, submitted proposals valuing Vantage Towers at a premium to its current valuation of €15 billion ($16.57 billion). Also Read: This French Carrier Offers To…

Vodafone currently employs around 600 people in Stoke-on-Trent