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The UK has cemented its status as the best place in Europe to invest and one of the best in the world. We remain an attractive location for inward investment, with international companies, continuing to invest and create jobs here. In 2020/21 the UK secured over 1,500 FDI projects and 55,000 new jobs to all corners of the UK.

The UK continues to be a strategic destination for international businesses. From major automotive OEMS to Fintech unicorns, global offshore wind manufacturers to innovative digital companies, the UK is a leading location for inward investment.

Bdaily's dedicated inward investment page in association with Invest North East England brings together all the views and news relating inward investment in the UK.

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First phase of Leeds infrastructure research site gets green light

Truck and engine parts specialist drives growth with six-figure Barclays investment

North East builders' merchant creates new Yorkshire jobs with £1m investment

Mechanical engineering specialist to breathe new life into vacant Newcastle site

Zen Internet HQ, Rochdale

Construction SMEs risk being left behind by ignoring digital transformation opportunities, finds Zen Internet

40 new jobs for expanding County Durham flooring firm following £2.6m investment

Lombardi's - Winner of the coveted Restaurant of the Year title at the 2019 Chesterfield Food and Drink awards

Celebrity Chef Brian Turner announces Lombardi's as Chesterfield’s top restaurant

A Zonegreen derailer, which will be installed at the Nexus training facility.

Zonegreen makes grade for Nexus rail skills centre

National trampoline park specialist set to launch latest site in Leeds

Lancaster University Management School

Family members’ emotional attachment limits family firm growth

Government to give UK businesses cyber security boost with £36m project

£250m Teesside ‘digital city’ project set to create over 2,000 jobs