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Design and construction specialist Dan Grimshaw believes he’s discovered the antidote to workplace stress: running up mountains.
Hambrook-based charity Empowering Futures has secured the funding to improve disabled access around their local care farm, with the installation of new wheelchair-accessible gates and paths now able to become a reality.
Following the publication today of the latest insolvency statistics by The Insolvency Service for the quarter ended 30 June 2022, Claire Burden, Partner in the Advisory Consulting team at Evelyn Partners, the wealth management and professional services group, comments.
Hoteliers in Bristol are urging whoever becomes the new Prime Minister to cut the rate of VAT to help their businesses survive the post-pandemic threat of soaring costs.
A unique series of free nature walks that help people deal with bereavement is being launched at a woodland burial venue near Bristol.
Divorce where farms are involved often involve particular complexities which may be far more likely to arise than in non-farming cases.
Business owners must always have an eye on their exit strategy – but gut instinct also has a crucial role to play.
An eye-catching display of flowers, made from recycled plastic, has been installed to mark the 600th anniversary of the Swan Hotel in Wells, Somerset providing bed, board and good food for visitors to the city.
Bristol-based lawyers at Osborne Clarke have advised specialist alternative asset manager Gresham House on its acquisition of two fully-permitted solar and battery energy storage projects in the UK from global energy provider, Canadian Solar Inc. (“Canadian Solar”).
Unless the Government intervenes to help hospitality businesses with soaring utility bills thousands could be forced to close over the next few years.
The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) announced earlier this month that around 40,000 railway workers are set to strike tomorrow (27th July) following ongoing disputes around working conditions, job security and pay.
Homeowners should carefully consider the price they ask for their property when selling to avoid suffering from “valuation blight” that means their move suffers long delays, according to a property specialist in North Somerset.
Residents of a Plymouth dementia care home will be enjoying the benefits of new interactive audio-visual technology around the home thanks to a sponsored cycle undertaken by staff and supporters.
Financial litigators at national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP who are seeking compensation for victims of the British Steel Pension Scheme (BSPS) mis-selling scandal have welcomed the results of a poll that says the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) should not be tasked with providing a guaranteed income for those affected.
It was argued by Ernest Jones and H Samuel (and its parent company Signet Trading Limited) that because they are a retail business - and because the purpose of its office premises in question was to support that retail business - the office premises were subject to a closure requirement for the purposes of the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act 2022.
As the end of the academic year draws near, news has been announced that phase one of the multi-million pound refurbishment programme at Marlwood School in Alveston, South Gloucestershire, has been completed on schedule and students are already making the most of the new bespoke design technology (DT) facilities.
Bristol hoteliers have broadly welcomed news that the city’s Clean Air Zone will begin in November, providing a welcome boost to their businesses in an increasingly greener, cleaner world.
