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Business figures sign open letter backing George Ferguson in mayoral election

April 29, 2016
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Business figures sign open letter backing George Ferguson in mayoral election

Some of Bristol’s most influential business figures have lent their names to an open letter backing the re-election of George Ferguson as mayor. The letter, signed by 41 men and women, has been published with less than a week to go to the mayoral election next Thursday. The group...

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Bristol Business Blog: Matthew Midwinter, Sanderson Weatherall. Is there business rates relief on the horizon for companies in Bristol?

April 29, 2016
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Bristol Business Blog: Matthew Midwinter, Sanderson Weatherall. Is there business rates relief on the horizon for companies in Bristol?

By Matthew Midwinter, a chartered surveyor at property consultancy Sanderson Weatherall and the firm’s head of rating in the South of England. Businesses across the South West are about to receive their new business rates bills and for many ratepayers yet another increase in outgoings will prove unpalatable, if...

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Bristol Old Vic’s 250th anniversary fundraiser is just the ticket for city’s enterpreneurs and creatives

April 29, 2016
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Bristol Old Vic’s 250th anniversary fundraiser is just the ticket for city’s enterpreneurs and creatives

Leading Bristol entrepreneurs, creatives and philanthropists have thrown their support behind the Old Vic’s fundraising drive for its ambitious 250th anniversary redevelopment. They are following in the footsteps of theatre’s original investors by snapping up specially minted ‘silver tickets’, each costing £50,000. Back in 1766, the original theatre was...

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Showcase of region’s innovation, creativity and enterprise returns bigger than ever

April 29, 2016
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Showcase of region’s innovation, creativity and enterprise returns bigger than ever

The successful Business Showcase South West returns next month to again celebrate the best of the region’s innovation, creativity and enterprise. The event, the largest of its kind in the South West, this year takes place at Bristol’s newly redeveloped Ashton Gate Stadium, meaning it will be even bigger.  Delegates...

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Senior associate made up to partner in Foot Anstey’s Bristol office

April 27, 2016
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Senior associate made up to partner in Foot Anstey’s Bristol office

West of England law firm Foot Anstey has promoted senior associate Stuart Cleak to partner in its Bristol-based real estate group. Stuart, pictured, who specialises in renewables and energy, heads a team advising developers and funders of energy projects. He has detailed knowledge and expertise in the sector and...

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Upgrade on the way for South Bristol industrial estates following acquisition

April 22, 2016
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Upgrade on the way for South Bristol industrial estates following acquisition

Two of South Bristol’s longest-established industrial estates are to be refurbished after being acquired by new owners. South Liberty Lane and Brookgate industrial estates have, between them, more than 300,000 sq ft of warehousing and industrial space in 34 units. The estates, three miles south of the city centre...

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Land sale will be final piece in Harbourside development jigsaw

April 22, 2016
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The regeneration of the north side of Bristol’s Harbourside is nearing completion after more than two decades of development with the imminent sale of the former Canon’s Marsh Gasworks site. The parcel of land, which sits between Anchor Road and the Floating Harbour, is the last remaining piece of...

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Artisan bakery fires up interest in Bristol’s new food and drink quarter

April 22, 2016
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Artisan bakery fires up interest in Bristol’s new food and drink quarter

Bristol’s vibrant food and drink scene is to get a boost from a Bath-based independent retailer when it opens in the Wapping Wharf development on Harbourside this summer. Speciality coffee house and artisan bakery Mokoko’s new venture on Gaol Ferry Steps will be its first foray into Bristol. Opening...

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Work together to grow young talent in the region or risk losing it, ICAEW president urges businesses

April 22, 2016
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Work together to grow young talent in the region or risk losing it, ICAEW president urges businesses

West firms and business organisations need to collaborate more and embrace innovation to help nurture the region’s talent pool, according to the regional president of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. Speaking to more than 500 delegates at the ICAEW annual dinner in Bristol last night,...

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Record growth for construction group Beard as it builds on raft of project wins

April 22, 2016
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Record growth for construction group Beard as it builds on raft of project wins

Regional construction group Beard, which opened an office in Bristol last year, is predicting strong growth this year as it builds on another record set of financial results. Pre-tax profits rose by 24% to £2.9m in the year to December 31 on turnover up 26% at £110.8m following a...

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Regional jobless fall bucks national trend as confidence among West firms continues to hold steady

April 21, 2016
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Regional jobless fall bucks national trend as confidence among West firms continues to hold steady

Unemployment has continued to fall in the South West, bucking the national trend and pointing to a brighter outlook for the region’s businesses. But Business West, the region’s largest business organisation, warned the national rise signalled a slowing economy and could impact on firms in the Bristol area if...

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Showpiece Portishead Marina retail units come onto market

April 20, 2016
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Showpiece Portishead Marina retail units come onto market

Two prominent waterside retail/restaurant units at Portishead Marina have been brought to the market. The adjacent units on the ground floor of the mainly residential Sixty8 building are being marketed by the Bristol office of property consultants Alder King and Bristol-based specialist property firm Insight Retail Consulting. Sixty8 is...

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New tenants drive innovation at Bristol’s pioneering Engine Shed tech hub

April 19, 2016
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New tenants drive innovation at Bristol’s pioneering Engine Shed tech hub

A games incubator which aims to strengthen Bristol’s burgeoning games sector and a creative skills programme that is developing its talent pool are the latest tenants in the city’s Engine Shed innovation hub. Game Boosters is seeking talented videogame developers to help them achieve success. Its objective is to...

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