Chris Davies

Chris Davies left Leicester City earlier this year. Image: Michael Regan/Getty Images

Ex-Liverpool man installed as favourite to take charge of Leeds United's rivals

Nathan Jones is the early favourite to take the reins at Swansea City. Image: Alex Livesey/Getty Images

Rotherham United-linked boss favourite for Championship role

Michael Duff. Picture: Bruce Rollinson

Barnsley FC head coach Michael Duff is a target for Swansea City

Hartlepool, England. Credit: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images

Restore pride in Britain's forgotten towns, charity urges

Doncaster's Tyson Lewis races clear to score the opening try.

Doncaster Knights 24 Jersey 20: Knights get helping hand back into the play-offs

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Chris Davies, CEO of HSS Hire, Tottenham, north London, Tuesday, November 25, 2014.
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Soft trading hurts HSS expectations

Fightback is all in vain for Wharfedale

David Kirkby: Contradiction that has tied the Lib Dems up in knots

MEPs vote to tighten cigarette laws

Drax power station

Clean coal power station set for £300m windfall

EU slammed over funding ‘farce’

SIG chief rewarded with £1m golden goodbye

Huhne may have a future, but not in politics

SIG shares leap after good news on profits

SIG chief to quit after an ‘eventful’ five years

Energy cash burns as Ministers dither again

Whitehall inertia ‘could cost region huge clean coal cash injection’

Clegg urged to push for Bill that allows medically-assisted dying

Bad weather forces SIG to launch cost-cutting

SIG plans to target further cost savings
BUILDING materials group SIG posted a slight fall in first-half profit and said it would target further cost savings in 2013 amid declining market volumes.

Executive pay goes up at SIG

Focus on Europe pushes up profits at SIG

SIG posts pre-tax profits of £7.5m after loss in previous year

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Warning over ‘nepotism’ MEP appointment

Lib Dem whip quits in anger at ‘nepotism’ of MEP’s husband taking seat

£4bn black hole sinks hopes of ‘clean coal’ in region

Clean coal funding is ‘withering on vine’ after £4bn EU shortfall

Hopes high for region to attract EU funding

SIG names its new group finance director

Blackfriar: There’s a lack of constructive signs of growth on horizon
Growth, that crucial ingredient of economic health, is set to become increasingly elusive in the construction sector, if the latest results of SIG and Marshalls are anything to go by.

SIG outlook fails to halt dividend

High Court battle ends in £87,000 victory for 2plan

SIG selling interiors manufacturing to reduce its debts

SIG’s second sale sees disposal of workwear business

SIG makes second sale within weeks

Building groups see signs of optimism return to the sector

SIG sells scaffolding arm to French group

The pressure's unlikely to ease up, warns SIG

SIG sees hope in building sector

Be liberal over brothels and cannabis, party urges Clegg

Investor backing for M&S executive pay plans

SIG prepares for spending cuts impact

Blackfriar: Pay decision that flew in face of shareholder opposition

Investors reject SIG's pay report

YP75: Bank's good news on prospects fails to stimulate fresh growth

A cruel winter as SIG loses £30m in sales

We're ready for economic recovery, says SIG