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Outstanding approach wins care award for Wiki
A 21-year-old care worker from Taunton has been awarded her home’s first ‘Recognition Award’ for being an outstanding member of the team at The Rectory.
Changes on the High Street - Employers get informed
Kathryn Walters, a senior associate in the employment team at national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP, looks at key employment law considerations for retailers in the current market.
International legal practice Osborne Clarke has announced one of its biggest recent UK promotions rounds, with 11 of its lawyers being made up to partner and five promoted to legal director on 1st May 2024.
A Gala Dinner Charity Ball organised by a team of emerging leaders from De Vere Tortworth Court Hotel, near Bristol, has smashed its fund-raising target for the Brain Tumour Support charity.
Hold a cuppa or two for the Air Ambulance Crew
Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance has launched its latest fundraising initiative, ‘Brew for the Crew.’
Forty years of ‘Made in Bristol’ IVF babies celebrated at BCRM
Parents and their IVF babies born over the last four decades gathered in the grounds of BCRM’s clinic at Aztec West in Bristol on Saturday (20 April) to celebrate 40 years of ‘Made in Bristol’ babies.
Is Third-Party Funding a viable solution to help resolve the financial risks involved in Commercial Litigation disputes?
John Flint, in the commercial litigation team at national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP, frequently encounters businesses and individuals embroiled in disputes that require resolution. Unfortunately, the costs of fighting (and the risks of losing) are too great, inevitably denying access to justice for many of his clients.
Woofstock - the dog-friendly music festival - celebrates tenth year
Woofstock UK - the UK’s only award-winning, two-night/three-day dog-and-family-friendly music festival - is back and bigger than ever, celebrating its tenth anniversary in 2024.
Hardworking home with a view on show
A show home designed to appeal to the increasing number of people who want to run their own business without the hassle of the daily commute, is opening to prospective purchasers in Greenbank, Bristol.
New warning signs for Dorset collision hotspots
Dorset Council is introducing new warning signs at three high-risk junctions. The signs aim to alert drivers and motorcyclists to take care and adjust their speed as they approach these areas.
Evelyn Partners host business transformation breakfast in Bristol
Business leaders can learn how to optimise their organisations for growth at an interactive event in Bristol hosted by Evelyn Partners, the wealth management and professional services group.
How Wellington care home resident Nigel is inspiring a marathon run
As London braces itself for the TCS London Marathon this weekend, one man's determination shines brightly amid the sea of runners.
Bristol Old Vic announces cast for "A Child of Science" world premiere
Bristol Old Vic has announced the full cast for their world premiere production of Gareth Farr’s new play A Child of Science, telling the pioneering story of Robert Edwards, Patrick Steptoe and Jean Purdy’s creation of IVF, and the army of women whose bravery helped them achieve the impossible.
Hoteliers urge Government to be more hospitable
Hoteliers in Bristol are pleading with the Government to be more hospitable towards their businesses in the wake of growing financial pressures.
Owls prove a real hit tu-woo with care home residents
Getting up close and personal to three owls in at a nursing home in Glastonbury has sparked ‘priceless’ reactions from residents according to the home’s activities team.
Special offer provides food for thought for Bristol students
Hundreds of Bristol students have the chance to snap up a fantastic free meal at a new city centre Chinese restaurant.
Rex is top dog at Camelot House and Lodge
When John Cutting’s mother Violet moved into a dementia care home in Wellington he was regularly accompanied on his visits by his 10 year old Alsatian dog, Prince, and this proved to be the start of an ongoing involvement between John, his dogs and the care home.
How to prevent rising Will disputes
With an increase in people disputing Wills every year - over 10,000 and rising in England and Wales – lawyers are urging people to take professional advice early and avoid financial and familial stress later.
Online meetings during covid lead to a new career for Bonnie
A professional relationship which started online during Covid via NHS-run adult social care Teams calls, resulted in dementia specialist Bonnie Frear being offered an interesting new career opportunity she couldn’t resist.