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Building surveyor joins Knight Frank in Bristol as it takes on more projects across the region

October 26, 2016
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Building surveyor joins Knight Frank in Bristol as it takes on more projects across the region

Commercial property adviser Knight Frank’s Bristol team has expanded again with the appointment of Alex Cary as a graduate building surveyor. Alex, pictured, joins the building consultancy department where he will be involved in both professional and project work on a range of commercial properties across the South West....

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Government urged not to overlook potential of Bristol Airport as it backs third Heathrow runway

October 25, 2016
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Government urged not to overlook potential of Bristol Airport as it backs third Heathrow runway

Bristol Airport’s chief executive this week called on the government not to overlook the role played by regional airports in growing the UK’s economy following its long-delayed decision to support a third runway at Heathrow. Transport Secretary Chris Grayling said the “truly momentous” decision would trigger a £61bn boost for...

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Lawyer joins board of Bristol and West of England China Bureau as China affairs director

October 25, 2016
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Lawyer joins board of Bristol and West of England China Bureau as China affairs director

Bristol and West of England China Bureau has appointed Lingxi Wang as director of China affairs and initiatives. Lingxi, pictured, is an associate in the Bristol office of South West law firm Foot Anstey and a member of its real estate team. He has expertise in acquisition and disposal...

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City centre office market brushes off Brexit fears to head for strong end to year

October 21, 2016
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City centre office market brushes off Brexit fears to head for strong end to year

Demand for office space in Bristol city centre has been so strong this year that take-up has already exceeded the total for the whole of 2015, new figures show. And with a number of large inquiries in market, the total for this year is expected to easily beat the...

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Turnover set to double at waste management firm as it cleans up with new client wins

October 21, 2016
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Turnover set to double at waste management firm as it cleans up with new client wins

Bristol-based waste management broker Waste Source is celebrating its best trading figures since it launched six years ago following a record number of new client wins. The firm, set up by Bristol accountant-turned-entrepreneur Chris Holland, pictured, with just £200, is on course for a near 100% increase in turnover...

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Poor infrastructure is holding Bristol back, business leaders tell Transport Secretary on visit to city

October 21, 2016
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Poor infrastructure is holding Bristol back, business leaders tell Transport Secretary on visit to city

Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has been warned that unless “very significant improvement and investment” goes into Bristol’s infrastructure the city will not achieve its growth ambitions.  Mr Grayling, pictured, met business leaders yesterday on a tour of the region, during which he announced £750,000 towards improvement work on the...

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Upmarket Isle of Wight hotel administration handled by Bristol recovery expert

October 21, 2016
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Upmarket Isle of Wight hotel administration handled by Bristol recovery expert

The Bristol office of Rothmans Recovery has been appointed to handle the administration of one of the top hotels on the Isle of Wight. The upmarket Priory Bay Hotel at Seaview, pictured, which boasts a private beach and helipad, remains open and trading while a buyer is sought.  Rupert Mullins...

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Festival of Female Entrepreneurs: Full jam-packed programme

October 21, 2016
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Festival of Female Entrepreneurs: Full jam-packed programme

Some of Britain’s most influential female entrepreneurs, inspirational business leaders and brightest start-ups are in Bristol today for the Festival of Female Entrepreneurs.  Taking place at the At-Bristol science centre in Millennium Square, the day-long event promises to give delegates powerful insights for starting and scaling their businesses. Bristol Business...

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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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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 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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