The Bristol office of property agents Cushman & Wakefield has made two appointments to its retail asset services team. Caroline Cubbin joins as a senior surveyor while Melissa Woolston has been taken on as an estates technician. Caroline has four years’ experience, incorporating two years’ property and asset management experience....
Accountancy giant EY has appointed Andrew Perkins as senior partner in its Bristol office to lead the firm’s regional practice across the South West and Wales. Andrew, pictured, joined EY in 2000 and has been a partner for 17 years, based in Bristol. He replaces Richard Jones, who has...
Three members of staff in global real estate company Colliers International’s Bristol office are among 16 promotions across its UK operations. Ben Jones, who leads the holiday parks team, becomes a director, while Tom Watkins from the industrial & logistics team has been made a senior surveyor and George...
A law firm with a major office in Bristol has warned its staff travelling to the US to be wary of handing over details of their social media accounts and phone data to border officials. Clarke Willmott fears complying with this voluntary part of the US’s visa waiver programme could break data...
Bristol’s only adult hospice, St Peter’s, has been chosen by the city office of national law firm Bond Dickinson as its chosen charity for the next two years. Bond Dickinson has pledged its support to the hospice, which cares for 2,000 patients a year, through a range of charitable...
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Bristol and the West of England should aim to become the UK’s first city-region to have full employment – but it must also tackle a huge social divide made worse by spiralling housing costs. The challenge has been thrown down to the soon-to-be-elected Metro Mayor, who will lead a...
Funding of £10.6m has been awarded to Bristol and the West of England to help young people, the long-term unemployed and those facing barriers to work develop new skills and find local, sustainable employment. The funding, from the Skills Funding Agency, was secured through the European Social Fund (ESF)...
Bristol-based financial planners and investment firm Paradigm Norton has been named the South West’s leading financial planning specialist at the prestigious Citywire awards for the eighth time. The Citywire South West New Model Adviser awards recognise the best fee-based financial planning firms across eight UK regions. Headed by chief...
Filming has begun at Bristol’s Bottle Yard on a new television show hosted by Noel Edmonds – his third at the fast-growing TV and film studios. Cheap Cheap Cheap which will be broadcast on Channel 4 later this year, is set inside an eccentric general store filled with weird...
Each week Bristol Business News gives a prominent member of the area’s business community the last word on its weekly e-bulletin. This week Bruce Simmonds, chair of the Lord Mayor of Bristol’s Children’s Appeal, answers our 10 questions. What was the LAST: Film you watched? Tom Hanks in Inferno....
Exclusive events venue Clevedon Hall has been shortlisted for two prestigious awards, recognising the seaside mansion as a premier location for luxury weddings. The nominations for Best Historic Wedding Venue and Best Coastal Wedding Venue in the UK Wedding Awards come following the completion of a £4.2m, six-year project...
Bristol Law Society, the oldest regional law society in the country, has acquired a new base in the city centre – the first time in its 246-year history it has owned its own premises. The move to the 1,800 sq ft of space over two floors on Colston Avenue will...
