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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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£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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Work starts on Bristol’s first major speculative industrial scheme in two decades

October 14, 2016
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Work starts on Bristol’s first major speculative industrial scheme in two decades

The largest speculative industrial development in Bristol for 20 years got underway this week, with construction starting on 580,000 sq ft of prime space.  The building work marks the first phase of Horizon38, a 65-acre, £120m business park on the former Rolls-Royce East Works site at Patchway. The scheme’s...

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Council invests in Bristol movie and TV studio as city proves magnet for location filming

October 14, 2016
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Council invests in Bristol movie and TV studio as city proves magnet for location filming

Bristol’s Bottle Yard Studios – whose recent productions have included Poldark, Sherlock and Wolf Hall – have secured a £692,000 investment boost from owners Bristol City Council. The capital investment, approved at the council’s cabinet earlier this month, will pay for improvements to the site, including new roofs, production offices...

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Bristol gastropub acquisition for top chef and former brewery boss

October 14, 2016
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Bristol gastropub acquisition for top chef and former brewery boss

Michelin-starred chef Josh Eggleton has teamed up with former Butcombe Brewery managing director Guy Newell and their families to take over a popular Bristol pub. The Kensington Arms in Redland is already one of Bristol’s best-known gastropubs. It will now undergo a short refurbishment to give it a more...

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Experienced project manager joins Beard as it wins more work in Bristol

October 13, 2016
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Experienced project manager joins Beard as it wins more work in Bristol

Construction company Beard has recruited Sean Franks as contracts manager for its expanding Bristol office. Sean, pictured, will be responsible for managing Beard’s building contracts across the city and surrounding area, controlling costs and keeping projects on track.  Swindon-headquartered Beard opened its Bristol office last year and has since...

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Bath outlet for Clifton Sausage restaurant as it gets taste for expansion

October 13, 2016
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Bath outlet for Clifton Sausage restaurant as it gets taste for expansion

Bristol upmaket bangers-and-mash restaurant and bar The Clifton Sausage is to open a branch in Bath later this month. The firm is to take over the city’s former Cow Shed restaurant. The 80-cover restaurant in a Grade II listed Georgian building on The Paragon will re-open under the Clifton Sausage name...

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Showpiece office scheme The Anvil forges ahead after gaining outline planning consent

October 12, 2016
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Showpiece office scheme The Anvil forges ahead after gaining outline planning consent

A landmark office building on a long-derelict piece of wasteland in Bristol’s Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone has secured outline planning. The Anvil will provide 83,223 sq ft of grade A office space over seven floors on the boarded-up site on Avon Street.  Described by its developers as “the workplace...

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Vince Cable warns of post-Brexit ‘self-harm’ for UK over government attitude to overseas workers

October 12, 2016
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Vince Cable warns of post-Brexit ‘self-harm’ for UK over government attitude to overseas workers

The UK could ‘self-harm’ from a post-Brexit attitude to foreign workers being encouraged by Theresa May’s government, former Business Secretary Sir Vince Cable has told Bristol business leaders. Leaving the EU could also have a ‘sting in the tail’ for those who voted for it thinking it would lead...

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Triple letting boost for popular North Bristol office park

October 11, 2016
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Triple letting boost for popular North Bristol office park

Three units have been snapped up at a North Bristol office park in quick succession – leaving just one vacant building. Oasis Healthcare, The Salvation Army Trustee Co and Rock Solid Knowledge have taken space at Vantage Office Park, Taunton-based Summerfield Developments’ scheme being marketed by Hartnell Taylor Cook...

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India ‘smart city’ conference taps into expertise of Bristol conflict management specialist

October 11, 2016
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India ‘smart city’ conference taps into expertise of Bristol conflict management specialist

Conflict management expert Felix Spender has visited India as part of the country’s ambitious plan to develop ‘smart cities’ and help lift millions of people out of poverty. The former army officer, who launched his business North Light Solutions in 2011, met politicians, university representatives and business owners at...

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