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Science Park jointly acquired by South Gloucs Council and University of Bath in £18m deal

September 17, 2018
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Science Park jointly acquired by South Gloucs Council and University of Bath in £18m deal

South Gloucestershire Council has bought the Bristol & Bath Science Park with in a joint £18m deal with the University of Bath they say will realise its potential and boost the West of England’s reputation as a centre of excellence for research. Since the park opened in 2011 after...

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Ahead of the Agenda: The Week Ahead

September 16, 2018
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Monday September 17 Interims: H&M, FedEx Trading update: Dairy Crest Tuesday September 18 Interims: Faroe Petroleum, General Mills Trading update: Ocado Wednesday September 19 Interim: Kingfisher Trading updates: Babcock, Stagecoach Economic announcement: CPI (August) Thursday September 20 Final: Kier Interims: Lamprell, French Connection Economic announcement: Retail sales (August) Friday...

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The LAST WORD: Aaron Dewey, partner, Modern Wire

September 14, 2018
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The LAST WORD: Aaron Dewey, partner, Modern Wire

Each week Bristol Business News gives a prominent member of the city’s business community the last word on its weekly e-bulletin. This week Aaron Dewey, a partner at bespoke furniture maker Modern Wire, answers our 10 questions What was the LAST: Film you watched? Show Dogs with my daughters. ...

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Bristol’s tech sector earns status as UK’s most productive in latest report

September 14, 2018
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Bristol’s tech sector earns status as UK’s most productive in latest report

Bristol has been named as the UK’s most competitive and productive tech cluster in yet another recognition of the city’s preeminent role in the high-growth sector. According to the latest research from Tech Nation, the organisation that helps accelerate the growth of the digital tech sector across the UK,...

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‘Tube’ map helps Bristol’s high-growth firms make connections with area’s key organisations

September 14, 2018
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‘Tube’ map helps Bristol’s high-growth firms make connections with area’s key organisations

A snapshot of Bristol’s start-up and scale-up ecosystem has been produced in an easy-to-use format to show where high-growth businesses can find essential support, information and advice. The innovative Growth Map – illustrated like a London Tube map and thought to be the UK’s first of its kind –...

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What’s the big idea? Businesses urged to think of new ways to back first Bristol Giving Day

September 14, 2018
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What’s the big idea? Businesses urged to think of new ways to back first Bristol Giving Day

Bristol businesses are being challenged to come up with new and exciting ways to raise funds for city charities and voluntary groups as the first Bristol Giving Day approaches. Staged by Quartet Community Foundation, the independent charity that works across the West of England to support local philanthropists in...

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A touch of glass. Wraps come off St George’s striking new extension

September 14, 2018
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A touch of glass. Wraps come off St George’s striking new extension

Historic Bristol music and spoken word venue St George’s has opened its £6.3m extension – securing a sound financial future for itself and bringing a striking new corporate venue to the city. The wraps came off the building just hours before two of the world’s leading young musicians, a...

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Largest industrial letting this year as ‘big shed’ market motors ahead

September 14, 2018
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Largest industrial letting this year as ‘big shed’ market motors ahead

Automotive parts supplier Apec Braking is to create a new HQ and national distribution base in Filton after agreeing to relocate to one of the biggest industrial buildings ever to come onto the Bristol commercial property market. The 115,500 sq ft warehouse – the size of two football pitches...

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Conference will offer chance for firms to tap into nuclear sector’s growth

September 14, 2018
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Conference will offer chance for firms to tap into nuclear sector’s growth

Bristol companies will gain an insight into doing business in the nuclear sector in the UK and overseas at a major conference to be staged in the city next week. The Nuclear South West Annual Conference will focus on collaboration in the industry and important international links – with...

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Bristol-staged conference will explore going beyond GDP to achieve an Economics of Happiness

September 14, 2018
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Bristol-staged conference will explore going beyond GDP to achieve an Economics of Happiness

Bristol will next month play host to an international Economics of Happiness conference, bringing respected thinkers, activists and innovators to the city. Co-hosted by Happy City, the Bristol-based charity promoting wellbeing rather than economic growth as a measure of society’s success, the event will encourage debate on the creation...

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Bristol office opened by fast-growing regional strategic consulting firm

September 14, 2018
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Bristol office opened by fast-growing regional strategic consulting firm

Strategic consulting firm Whitecap Consulting is to open an office in Bristol in its latest phase of its regional expansion. Whitecap, which was established in 2012, helps clients typically located outside London analyse, develop and implement growth strategies.  Headquartered in Leeds, the firm expanded last year into the North...

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Funding for firm harnessing Artificial Intelligence to revolutionise learning

September 14, 2018
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Funding for firm harnessing Artificial Intelligence to revolutionise learning

A business using Artificial Intelligence to develop new methods of teaching and learning has received £150,000 in equity funding from the Bristol Private Equity Club. Fluence, a member of the globally-acclaimed SETsquared business accelerator in Bristol, has also appointed Bristol Private Equity Club member Jez Williams as chairman, giving...

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Experienced tax accountant joins Haines Watts’ Bristol office

September 14, 2018
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Experienced tax accountant joins Haines Watts’ Bristol office

The Bristol office of national accountancy group Haines Watts has recruited Paul Bray as a corporate tax partner. Paul, pictured, who joins from Smith & Williamson’s Bristol office, has been appointed as head of tax to work alongside office managing director Matt Bracher. Having been at Smith & Williamson...

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