The LAST WORD: Chris Miller, managing partner, Barcan+Kirby

November 25, 2016
The LAST WORD: Chris Miller, managing partner, Barcan+Kirby

Each week Bristol Business News gives a prominent member of the city’s business community the last word on its weekly e-bulletin. This week Chris Miller, managing partner at Bristol law firm Barcan+Kirby, answers our 10 questions. What was the LAST: Film you watched? Nocturnal Animals with Amy Adams and...

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City centre relocation creates new opportunities for Bristol agencies

November 25, 2016
City centre relocation creates new opportunities for Bristol agencies

Bristol creative agencies Create Health and Stratton Craig have jointly relocated to new city centre premises to accommodate further growth.  Create Health, a forward-thinking and innovative creative healthcare marketing agency, was founded in 2004 by Bristol-born entrepreneur Darren Clare. Originally based at Greenway Farm in Wick, due to substantial growth...

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UWE Future Space innovation hub signs up first biotech tenant

November 25, 2016
UWE Future Space innovation hub signs up first biotech tenant

The first biotech company to sign up to use UWE’s state-of-the-art Future Space laboratories has moved in. University of Bristol spin-out Pertinax Pharma is developing patent-protected, sustained release technology for chlorhexidine, a common antiseptic. Based on years of research and development from the university’s School of Oral and Dental Science,...

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Bottle Yard Studios creative hub boosted by arrival of two more supplier firms

November 25, 2016
Bottle Yard Studios creative hub boosted by arrival of two more supplier firms

A company specialising in rope access and rigging and a casting agency for young local actors are the latest firms to join the expanding creative hub at Bristol’s Bottle Yard Studios. Figure Nine and Briz Kidz Casting bring two more important production needs that are frequently required by incoming...

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ABS move future proofs us, says Ashfords, as it prepares to introduce more non-legal services

November 25, 2016
ABS move future proofs us, says Ashfords, as it prepares to introduce more non-legal services

Ashfords has become the first major law firm in the West of England to be awarded an Alternative Business Structure (ABS) licence in a move it said paved the way for it to introduce more non-legal business services. The firm, which has offices in Bristol, London, Exeter, Taunton, Plymouth...

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Private wealth regional lawyer of the year accolade for Foot Anstey senior associate

November 25, 2016
Private wealth regional lawyer of the year accolade for Foot Anstey senior associate

Anna Parker, a senior associate in regional law firm Foot Anstey’s Bristol office, has been has been named regional lawyer of the year in an award scheme that champions young professionals in the wealth sector. Anna, pictured, is a member of Foot Anstey’s international private wealth team within the...

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Foodservice firm takes delivery of custom-built trucks to handle recent expansion

November 25, 2016
Foodservice firm takes delivery of custom-built trucks to handle recent expansion

Bristol-based foodservice firm Charles Saunders has added nine eco-friendly vehicles to its fleet to meet growing demand. The investment increases the size of the fleet to 35 commercial vehicles. The state-of-the-art trucks have been designed by the firm’s transport manager Colin Bardsley and contain separate compartments, allowing frozen, chilled,...

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Burges Salmon’s family law and divorce team strengthened by two new arrivals

November 25, 2016
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The family law and divorce team at Bristol-headquartered law firm Burges Salmon has been bolstered with the arrival of senior family lawyers Alison Hawes and Nicky Howarth. Alison Hawes, pictured, will join Burges Salmon as a consultant next February, having previously been a partner in the family law team...

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Autumn Statement Blog: Mike Lea, Smith & Williamson. Is National Insurance becoming a gigantic stealth tax?

November 24, 2016
Autumn Statement Blog: Mike Lea, Smith & Williamson. Is National Insurance becoming a gigantic stealth tax?

By Mike Lea, managing partner of the Bristol office of accountancy, investment management and tax group Smith & Williamson. Despite no increases in NIC rates being announced in the Autumn Statement, there are changes on the horizon that will see an increase in overall levels of NIC paid by...

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