Property

Two valuation specialists join Eddisons as it continues to expand in Bristol and across the South West

August 14, 2024
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Property consultant Eddisons has boosted its presence in the South West with the arrival of Ania Packman as a director and Barney Mather as an associate director. The two appointments come as the Leeds-headquartered firm continues its aggressive growth strategy, which has included 10 acquisitions since 2015 – four of...

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Cheers! Pint-sized brewery’s first beer becomes region’s top seller – 45 years after it made its debut

August 9, 2024
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Cheers! Pint-sized brewery’s first beer becomes region’s top seller – 45 years after it made its debut

A beer first produced in a tiny brewery near Bristol more than 45 years ago has become the top selling cask ale in the South West. Butcombe Original, which was launched in 1978 by ex-Courage Western director Simon Whitmore after he struck out on his own, has replaced Doom...

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Bristol businesses and hotels step in help keep city’s Balloon Fiesta flying high this weekend

August 9, 2024
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Bristol businesses and hotels step in help keep city’s Balloon Fiesta flying high this weekend

Bristol’s iconic Balloon Fiesta takes off this evening for is 46th year, with organisers predicting it will give the city’s economy a much-needed £22m boost. The annual event, which this year has adopted a new three-day format rather than taking place over four days, has secured the backing of...

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Bristol climbing ‘mothership’ lands major investment for expansion as it aims to scale new heights

August 8, 2024
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Bristol climbing ‘mothership’ lands major investment for expansion as it aims to scale new heights

Extensive refurbishment is under way at a Bristol climbing centre after it received a six-figure funding boost from the British Business Bank’s South West Investment Fund. The £460,000 investment will enable the Climbing Academy’s Mothership in Lawrence Hill to construct a new building with a chalk-free reception, café, shop...

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Osborne Clarke Bristol team advise on finance deal to power up string of clean energy schemes across UK

August 7, 2024
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Osborne Clarke Bristol team advise on finance deal to power up string of clean energy schemes across UK

A major financial deal to scale-up clean energy projects across the UK has been completed with help from legal experts in the Bristol office of international law firm Osborne Clarke. The team advised purpose-led investment manager Triple Point on its £5.1m debt to Balance Power, a leading independent energy...

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New report calls for action to help small retailers and halt further decline of region’s high streets

August 5, 2024
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New report calls for action to help small retailers and halt further decline of region’s high streets

Nearly half of all small shops in the South West could be forced to close down without business rate relief, according to a major new report into the state of the region’s high streets. Business rates remain a “huge burden” on small retailers, says the Federation of Small Businesses...

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Developer promises 300 ‘best-in-class’ homes as it snaps up land in Bristol’s key city centre gateway site

August 2, 2024
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Developer promises 300 ‘best-in-class’ homes as it snaps up land in Bristol’s key city centre gateway site

Part of a major urban regeneration site on former industrial land close to Bristol city centre has been acquired by a specialist residential developer – the latest in a string of deals as investors increasingly look for opportunities in the city. London-based Platform_, a leading build-to-rent (BTR) developer, plans...

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New refuse processing centre gives city ‘motivational boost’ as it aims for zero waste

August 2, 2024
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New refuse processing centre gives city ‘motivational boost’ as it aims for zero waste

Bristol’s ambition to be a zero-waste city have taken a major step forward with the construction of a state-of-the-art processing centre at Avonmouth. With Bristol is already the number one core English city for recycling, the new building will not only minimise the environmental impact of recycling but also...

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Growing, sharing and creating. The refugees-turned-entrepreneurs adding to Bristol’s business scene

August 2, 2024
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Growing, sharing and creating. The refugees-turned-entrepreneurs adding to Bristol’s business scene

Later this year Bristol will host The Welcome Party, a gala dinner to showcase the positive impact of refugees and migrants on the city. Ahead of the event on 7 November at The Mount Without on St Michael’s Hill, three refugees who have set up thriving businesses in Bristol...

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Grassroots campaign to reimagine Bristol’s parks powers ahead with its first major corporate backer

August 1, 2024
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Grassroots campaign to reimagine Bristol’s parks powers ahead with its first major corporate backer

Bristol-based power firm National Grid Electricity Distribution has become the first key partner for charity campaign to raise vital funds for city’s vital parks and green spaces. Your Park Bristol & Bath launched the Reimagining Parks scheme in May following a report that revealed a third of the population across...

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Dedicated wellbeing venue for socially responsible businesses launched by pioneering charity

August 1, 2024
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Dedicated wellbeing venue for socially responsible businesses launched by pioneering charity

Bristol-headquartered cancer charity Penny Brohn UK has opened its meeting rooms and gardens on the city’s outskirt to businesses looking to stage wellbeing events for their staff. Organisations can now hire the extensive indoor and outdoor facilities at Ham Green House, near Pill, pictured, for activities while at the...

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Range of charities benefit from Bristol Junior Chamber’s Big Help Out summer volunteering scheme

July 31, 2024
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Hundreds of hours of volunteer work have been carried out by members of Bristol Junior Chamber this summer in a drive to support local charities. The BJC Big Help Out, introduced this year by the Chamber’s president Emma Carter, helped link up the organisation’s membership of young professionals with...

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Osborne Clarke advises property consortium on university student village regeneration scheme

July 31, 2024
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Osborne Clarke advises property consortium on university student village regeneration scheme

Lawyers from the Bristol office of international legal practice Osborne Clarke have helped a development consortium win a contract to carry out a major university student campus upgrade. The team advised the Viridis consortium on its bid to serve as delivery partner for the University of Manchester’s sprawling Fallowfield...

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