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Edelweiss celebrated the launch of its inaugural flight arriving at Bristol Airport from Zurich on Monday.
Independent accountancy practice Corrigan has another new addition to its team in the shape of senior tax manager Sam Wood.
John Flint, partner at Clarke Willmott LLP and legal advisor to the Institute of Directors on governance issues and board disputes, says that there may be lessons to be learnt for UK boards from Tesla’s recent travails to safeguard companies’ reputations and long-term success.
Traditional music from Portugal struck a chord with residents at Avalon Nursing Home in Bridgwater.
Like the Bribery Act before it, prosecutions under the new failure to prevent fraud offence may be ‘few and far between’ – but the behavioural impact across organisations will be no less significant, predicts leading regulatory lawyer Tim Williamson.
Westerleigh Group’s crematoria are inviting families to visit them around Father’s Day to take time to remember and reflect on beloved relatives they have lost.
Collaboration, connection and community are the key components for an optimistic and forward-thinking future in foodservice and hospitality.
A solar energy startup co-founded by an Exeter alumnus has raised £1 million to power its expansion nation-wide.
A serious injury specialist has welcomed the Government’s plans to conduct a new evaluation of e-scooter trials across the UK.
After a four-year hiatus St Peter’s Hospice opened its gardens to the public for a special event in September 2024. Now people are being invited to view the gardens in Summertime with a new open day set for Sunday 22 June.
A popular ‘memory café’ aimed at supporting people living with dementia and their families is returning to The Rectory Care Home in Taunton this May.
Ade Olaosebikan, a Nigerian-born British artist and architect based at StudioHIVE Architects in Bristol, has been selected to exhibit at the Annual Exhibition of the Royal Scottish Academy of Art and Architecture (RSA) this year.
Hoteliers in Bristol are cautiously optimistic their businesses will enjoy a brighter summer after a challenging start to 2025.
For many couples who have the unwelcome surprise of finding that if they want to have a baby they will need to pay for fertility treatment, the funding of that treatment can present an additional pressure at an already difficult time.
Residents at The Rectory care home in Taunton were treated to a joyful celebration for VE Day, complete with music, dancing and plenty of wartime nostalgia.
