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Finzels Reach scheme lands new development project manager

October 21, 2016
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Finzels Reach scheme lands new development project manager

Cubex, the Bristol-based commercial and residential property developer behind the city’s Finzels Reach regeneration scheme, has appointed Laura Hamer-West as its new development project manager. Laura, pictured, will work closely with Cubex director Gavin Bridge to complete the regeneration of the 4.7-acre former brewery site on the historic Floating...

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SETsquared’s pioneering firms prepare to switch their pitch to online for funding

October 20, 2016
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SETsquared’s pioneering firms prepare to switch their pitch to online for funding

Innovative start-ups and high-growth businesses based at SETsquared, the global number one business incubator backed by the University of Bristol, will soon be able to pitch online for vital investment in a move that maintains its world-leading status. Pitching for the incubator’s investment programme has traditionally involved running panel selection days...

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Plan ahead and get ready for Brexit in just over two years, Bristol’s small firms are told

October 20, 2016
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Plan ahead and get ready for Brexit in just over two years, Bristol’s small firms are told

Bristol’s small and medium-sized firms should use the next two years to get ‘Brexit-ready’, according to the area’s business support service GetSet for Growth. The organisation, which has just marked its one-year anniversary, said the EU referendum result had already triggered an increase in the number of businesses seeking...

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New joiners take Colliers’ Bristol investment property management team to highest-ever staffing level

October 20, 2016
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New joiners take Colliers’ Bristol investment property management team to highest-ever staffing level

The Bristol office of commercial property specialist Colliers International has strengthened its investment property management team with the appointment of two trainee surveyors. The team now has seven members – its highest-ever level – following the arrival of graduate surveyor Evan Whitson and the promotion of Helen Margetson to...

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Engraving firm leaves its mark on new Shakespeare heritage site

October 20, 2016
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Engraving firm leaves its mark on new Shakespeare heritage site

Clevedon-based engraving firm Brunel Engraving has completed a major contract at a new heritage site in Stratford-upon-Avon commemorating William Shakespeare. The firm produced more than 500 individually engraved bronze and steel items for Shakespeare’s New Place, which opened to visitors in August.  The site, Shakespeare’s family home from 1597 until his...

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Bristol’s ‘big three’ law firms gain A* ratings in rookie solicitors survey

October 19, 2016
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Bristol’s ‘big three’ law firms gain A* ratings in rookie solicitors survey

 Legal training at Bristol’s three biggest corporate law firms has been rated “outstanding” in a national survey of more than 1,500 trainees and junior solicitors. Burges Salmon, Osborne Clarke and TLT are among just nine firms to gain the top A* rating in the poll conducted by Legal Cheek,...

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Ahead of the Agenda: The Week Ahead

October 16, 2016
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Monday 17 October Finals: Applied Graphene Materials, Avacta, Bioventix, Lok’nStore, Tristel Trading statement: Robert Walters AGMs: City of London Investment Group, Clipper Logistics Economics: Rightmove house prices Tuesday 18 October Interims: BP Marsh & Partners, Gear4Music Holdings Finals: Asos, Bellway, Connect Group, dotDigital, Utilitywise Trading statements: Arm Holdings, Burberry, Evraz, Hays, Polymetal International, SABMiller AGMs: Frontier Developments,...

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Bristol businesses ‘best in UK for driving their city forward’, says Lord Mayor of London

October 14, 2016
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Bristol businesses ‘best in UK for driving their city forward’, says Lord Mayor of London

The Lord Mayor of the City of London has praised Bristol’s business community for working in partnership to develop the city’s economy. Lord Mountevans, pictured, said out of the dozen UK cities he had visited this year, Bristol’s businesses had shown the greatest commitment to drive their city forward. ...

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Be inspired at Festival of Female Entrepreneurs

October 14, 2016
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Be inspired at Festival of Female Entrepreneurs

The Festival of Female Entrepreneurs returns to the West of England next Friday for its fifth year, bringing together some of the UK’s most influential female entrepreneurs, business leaders and brightest start-ups to provide detailed insight for starting and scaling a business. The jam-packed programme at the At-Bristol science...

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Cider with rosé as first units open at Bristol’s CARGO food and drink hub

October 14, 2016
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Cider with rosé as first units open at Bristol’s CARGO food and drink hub

A cider shop and a wine merchant will be among the first retailers at Bristol’s independent food and drink hub CARGO to open their doors this weekend as the area continues to become a magnet for discerning shoppers. The scheme at Wapping Wharf on the Harbourside is the first...

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The LAST WORD: Juliet Gellatley, founder and director, Viva!

October 14, 2016
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The LAST WORD: Juliet Gellatley, founder and director, Viva!

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 Juliet Gellatley, founder and director of charity Viva!, answers our 10 questions:  What was the LAST: Film you watched?  Last week it was my turn to...

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Outstanding Achievement Award for Law Society President – and Bristol solicitor – Robert Bourns

October 14, 2016
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Outstanding Achievement Award for Law Society President – and Bristol solicitor – Robert Bourns

Robert Bourns, President of The Law Society of England & Wales, last night received the Bristol Law Society President’s Outstanding Achievement Award for his contribution to the legal sector in the city and across the country. His 30-year plus career has taken him from trainee in Bristol – where...

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£2.3m immigration hall improvement plan for Bristol Airport to cut congestion

October 14, 2016
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£2.3m immigration hall improvement plan for Bristol Airport to cut congestion

Bristol Airport has unveiled plans to address congestion in arrivals following a major overhaul of the security search area for departing passengers. The £2.3m project will increase the number of passport control points from 10 to 17 when it opens next spring, including 10 of the latest ePassport gates...

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