Property

Time running out for businesses to take part in Mayor Rees’s Bristol budget simulator

August 12, 2016
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Time running out for businesses to take part in Mayor Rees’s Bristol budget simulator

Businesses have just a week left to take part in Bristol City Council’s budget simulator and let Mayor Marvin Rees know what their priorities are as he strives to balance the books. The online simulator breaks down the services provided by the council and describes what they do. It...

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Promotion for staff at CBRE as it continues to expand Bristol office

August 12, 2016
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Promotion for staff at CBRE as it continues to expand Bristol office

Property consultancy CBRE has promoted seven staff in its Bristol office as it continues to invest in its workforce. Staff numbers have grown by 10% over the past year at the office. Guy Mansfield, Peter Craske and Ian Banks have been promoted from associate director to director; Mark Kelly...

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Beard Construction enters new phase of growth with managing director appointment

August 10, 2016
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Beard Construction enters new phase of growth with managing director appointment

Regional construction group Beard, which opened an office in Bristol last year, has appointed David Sershall as managing director as it maintains its strong growth. David, pictured, joins the Swindon-based family-owned business from Hertfordshire engineering and construction company VolkerFitzpatrick, where he was managing director of the building division.  He...

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New associate director for BNP Paribas Real Estate’s expanding compulsory purchase team

August 10, 2016
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New associate director for BNP Paribas Real Estate’s expanding compulsory purchase team

The Bristol-based compulsory purchase and infrastructure team of property agency BNP Paribas Real Estate has continued its expansion with the appointment of Alasdair Lowe as associate director. Alasdair is an experienced valuer and CPO (compulsory purchase order) surveyor. He joins the office after two years at Birmingham-based Hamer Associates. Alasdair...

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Bristol property agent in running for national ‘rising star’ award

August 8, 2016
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Bristol property agent in running for national ‘rising star’ award

Danielle Kirk, director of property management in property agents Lambert Smith Hampton’s Bristol office, has been shortlisted for a prestigious national industry award. Danielle, pictured, aged 33, is one of just six to make it onto the final shortlist in Property Week’s Rising Star of the Year award, which...

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New UWE innovation centre welcomes first hi-tech occupier

August 5, 2016
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New UWE innovation centre welcomes first hi-tech occupier

Reach Robotics, the company behind the world’s first gaming robot, is to become the first occupier of UWE’s Future Space innovation centre. Currently undergoing high-grade refurbishment after internal remodelling, the former Hewlett Packard building at Filton will provide job-creating incubation space for start-ups and early-stage firms, helping them get...

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More growth on the cards for Blue Badge Company as it moves into new home

August 5, 2016
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More growth on the cards for Blue Badge Company as it moves into new home

Bristol-based Blue Badge Company, the innovative firm that designs and makes a range of stylish living aids, is officially opening its new base this afternoon as it prepares for more growth. The 1,200 sq ft facility at St Gabriel’s Business Park, Easton, will give the firm room to expand,...

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Hartnell Taylor Cook invests in young talent to maintain growth

August 4, 2016
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Hartnell Taylor Cook invests in young talent to maintain growth

Seven new graduates and junior staff have joined Bristol-based commercial property agency Hartnell Taylor Cook. Four are now employed at the firm’s Bristol headquarters with three in its London office. Hartnell Taylor Cook has enjoyed a substantial increase in business over the past 24 months with growth across all...

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Third deal in Bristol this year for developer Robert Hitchins as it builds portfolio in city

August 2, 2016
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Third deal in Bristol this year for developer Robert Hitchins as it builds portfolio in city

Developer Robert Hitchins has continued to expand its portfolio in Bristol by acquiring the regional HQ of Swedish bank Handelsbanken – its third deal in the city in less than six months. The 7,225 sq ft Avon House at 1100 Parkway at Stoke Gifford is arranged over two floors...

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Bristol Business Blog: Tim Stringer, director, Integral Build. We must all get behind West’s devolution deal

August 1, 2016
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Bristol Business Blog: Tim Stringer, director, Integral Build. We must all get behind West’s devolution deal

By Tim Stringer, director, Integral Build.  After Brexit, the West of England business community focus must surely be on the proposed devolution across the three local authorities: Bristol City, South Gloucestershire and Bath & North East Somerset. The deadline for contributing to the consultation is August 16 and it...

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We need a food revolution, Better Food Company boss says as he officially opens firm’s third store

August 1, 2016
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We need a food revolution, Better Food Company boss says as he officially opens firm’s third store

Bristol-based organic food retailer the Better Food Company’s founder Phil Haughton has officially opened its third store with a plea to the industry and politicians to bring about a food revolution. Mr Haughton, the firm’s managing director and food pioneer, said the outlet at the new Wapping Wharf development on the...

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Bristol Business Blog: Business West managing director Phil Smith. Away from the spotlight, Hinkley Point C is already taking shape

July 29, 2016
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Bristol Business Blog: Business West managing director Phil Smith. Away from the spotlight, Hinkley Point C is already taking shape

The on-off, on-off Hinkley Point C rollercoaster may have failed to come to its expected conclusion on Thursday, but work on the massive site goes on, as Business West managing director Phil Smith found when he visited it last week.  Thirty tonnes with one scoop! That’s what each of...

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More Bristol businesses to welcome visitors as city’s Doors Open Day gets bigger

July 29, 2016
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More Bristol businesses to welcome visitors as city’s Doors Open Day gets bigger

Businesses including Bristol Water, Arup and Computershare will be giving the public a rare glimpse into their offices as part of the Architecture Centre’s Bristol Doors Open Day in September. The firms will join a wide range of buildings including theatres, museums, art galleries, hospitals and churches in throwing...

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