Recruitment in Boston

Boston has been a notable town and port since the 11th century, and then in the 16th century, Henry VIII granted the town its charter to have it rebranded as a market town. The town has strong cultural connections to the Netherlands, with a mass of Dutch influence in it's architecture. The annual Boston May Fair has been held in the town every year, during the first week in May, since 1125.

Boston's most important industries in the local economy are food production, including potatoes and vegetables, road haulage and logistics companies that transport the food, and the Port of Boston, which handles more than one million tons of cargo every year. This covers the import of steel and timber, as well as the export of grain and recyclable materials.