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Butterfield lands at LBV with biggest ever issue and Hot 100 | Print |  Email to a friend
Wednesday, 30 July 2008
The first issue of Lancashire Business View under the auspices of new editor Peter Butterfield has seen the results of the title's second Hot 100, in what the publisher Richard Slater claims is the “biggest and most comprehensive edition to date.”

The first issue of Lancashire Business View under the auspices of new editor Peter Butterfield has seen the results of the titles second Hot 100, in what the publisher Richard Slater claims is the “biggest and most comprehensive edition to date.”
LBV new boy Butterfield
Butterfield joined the regional business title last month following on from the departure of former editorial chief Andrew Calvert.

His first assignment was to oversee the contentious Hot 100 listings, which attempt to map the most profitable SMEs in Lancashire and Bolton.

This year Hargreave Hale topped the rankings, as the Blackpool-based stockbroker romped home with a pre-tax profit of £2.1m on a turnover of nearly £13m. The rest of the top five was filled out by W&G Harrison, Ascribe, Driver Group and Holchem Laboratories.
 
Butterfield, who spent 15 years as editor of the Lancashire Evening Telegraph, also interviewed the new chief executive of Lancashire County Council, Ged Fitzgerald, for the issue.

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