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Partnership launched at Engine Shed to drive forward city’s education-business links

December 16, 2016
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Partnership launched at Engine Shed to drive forward city’s education-business links

Engine Shed, Bristol’s innovation hub, has formed a partnership with City of Bristol College to help develop stronger links between further education and business. The collaboration is an invitation to businesses to engage more easily with apprenticeship provision and find out about the talented young people across the city...

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Bristol-led renewables bond hits target in record time as investors warm to sustainable energy

December 16, 2016
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Bristol-led renewables bond hits target in record time as investors warm to sustainable energy

Bristol-based Thrive Renewables has hit its target of raising £7.7m through a bond offer in just four weeks – some two months quicker than it expected. As reported by Bristol Business News in November, the firm behind the four-turbine wind farm in Avonmouth, wants to invest in more sustainable...

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Above & Beyond Christmas Star Concert shines for Bristol city centre hospitals  

December 16, 2016
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Above & Beyond Christmas Star Concert shines for Bristol city centre hospitals  

More than 700 people gathered in Bristol Cathedral last night to celebrate the work of Above & Beyond, the charity that raises funds for all nine of Bristol city centre hospital sites at its fourth annual Christmas Star Concert. The sold-out concert mixed traditional carol singing and festive music...

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Bishop Fleming warns on looming tax chaos for public bodies and contractors

December 15, 2016
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Bishop Fleming warns on looming tax chaos for public bodies and contractors

Public sector bodies such as the NHS, government departments and educational establishments face a massive upheaval next year and significant extra costs because of tax changes, regional accountancy firm Bishop Fleming is warning. From April 6, public bodies will be forced to judge whether any third-party contractors they engage...

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Chance for businesses to influence Mayor’s plans to tackle city council’s £92m funding gap

December 9, 2016
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Chance for businesses to influence Mayor’s plans to tackle city council’s £92m funding gap

Bristol businesses are being invited to meet Mayor Marvin Rees and discuss his plans to address the city’s financial challenges at an event next week. The meeting on Thursday is part of the city council’s ongoing consultation on Mayor Rees’ five-year plan for the city and how to solve...

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Same again? Computershare gives all Bristol staff reusable coffee cups to help reduce waste

December 9, 2016
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Same again? Computershare gives all Bristol staff reusable coffee cups to help reduce waste

Computershare, the Bristol-based financial services company, has given each of its 1,500 employees a reusable coffee cup as it steps up its efforts to reduce waste. Staff working at the firm’s headquarters at the Pavilions on Bedminster Down started receiving the reusable cups and silicon holders for free this...

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Key role for Bond Dickinson Bristol in sale of investment advisory firm

December 9, 2016
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Key role for Bond Dickinson Bristol in sale of investment advisory firm

National law firm Bond Dickinson’s Bristol office has played a leading role in advising shareholders of investment advisors Allenbridge on the sale of the business to MJ Hudson, the specialist law and asset management services firm. The transaction was led by Bristol-based managing associate Ronan Lowney, who advised on...

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Investment showcase offers funding promise for trio of Bristol tech start-ups

December 9, 2016
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Investment showcase offers funding promise for trio of Bristol tech start-ups

Three high-growth tech start-ups from Bristol are hoping for funding after taking part in a high-profile investment event staged by SETsquared, the global number one business incubator backed by the University of Bristol. SETsquared’s annual Accelerating Growth Investment Showcase in London gives entrepreneurs based at its centres the chance...

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Bristol’s business ties with China boosted by Mayor’s visit and new agreement with Guangzhou

December 9, 2016
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Economic and business links between Bristol and its Chinese sister city Guangzhou have been strengthened during an official visit to China by Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees. Mayor Rees, who travelled with members of the Bristol and West of England China Bureau, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Guangzhou and...

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Partner joins Michelmores’ Bristol banking and finance team

December 8, 2016
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Partner joins Michelmores’ Bristol banking and finance team

South West law firm Michelmores has strengthened its banking and finance team in Bristol with the appointment of Asheesh Das as a partner.  Ash, pictured, joins from McGuireWoods, a leading US law firm renowned for its banking work and where he was a partner in its London office.  He...

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Engine Shed extends business lounge access to Institute of Chartered Accountants members

December 7, 2016
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Engine Shed extends business lounge access to Institute of Chartered Accountants members

The Institute of Chartered Accountants (ICAEW) has joined the growing list of organisations whose members can use the business lounge at Bristol’s Engine Shed innovation hub for free. The lounge is already a popular stopping off point and meeting place for members of a wide range of bodies including...

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Exclusive viewing of Bristol’s latest luxury development project for city’s leading property figures

December 6, 2016
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Exclusive viewing of Bristol’s latest luxury development project for city’s leading property figures

Around 100 Bristol property professionals enjoyed an exclusive tour of the city’s newest luxury residential development at an event organised by developer Kersfield and accountancy, investment management and tax group Smith & Williamson. The invitation-only gathering was an opportunity to see the transformation of Burwalls, the Wills family’s Grade...

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Bristol move for fast-growing estate administration firm

December 2, 2016
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Bristol move for fast-growing estate administration firm

Estate administration specialist Kings Court Trust has relocated to Bristol from Bath following a period of sustained growth. The firm, which works with bereaved families, has taken 6,600 sq ft in the landmark Spectrum Building on Bond Street. It said the space would offer a more flexible working area for its...

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