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Bristol-based lawyers at international legal practice Osborne Clarke have advised the shareholders of Silent Sentinel, a specialist manufacturer of short to long range thermal cameras, HD and 4K visible cameras and ultra-low light cameras, on its acquisition by American electronics manufacturer Motorola.
Hospitals, care homes and community healthcare providers have until March 1 to comply with a safety alert relating to medical beds that were issued following 18 deaths and 54 serious injuries to patients.
Specialist lawyers at national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP have worked alongside the Rugby Players’ Association (RPA) to help secure protective award compensation for rugby players affected by sudden redundancy.
Pre-nuptial agreements represent a prudent and essential strategy for individuals aiming to safeguard family wealth. Despite their practical benefits, why do they continue to be regarded as “unromantic” in the UK? Moreover, why are they exclusively associated with the ‘rich and famous’?
Enterprise Mobility and the National Literacy Trust launch their third year of partnership by donating 765 books to children at 12 schools in Bristol. This donation is part of a larger initiative distributing 25,000 books across the UK.
A new fertility clinic run by leading West Country fertility treatment provider Bristol Centre for Reproductive Medicine (BCRM) has opened at the Sulis Hospital in Peasedown St John and is already providing local fertility advice and diagnosis for people in Bath struggling to have a baby.
Assembly Building C is the new home for Clarke Willmott’s 300+ Bristol people
Lawyers at national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP have advised on the sale of chartered financial advice firm Carbon Financial Partners to multi-disciplinary professional services firm Progeny.
Empica, one of the South West’s longest established PR agencies, has appointed Natalie Birrell as Managing Director.
A South West-based cancer charity has offered support to King Charles, following his cancer diagnosis this week.
A groundbreaking festival to be held in Bristol on 6 February 2024 will be looking at how to reshape society’s response to child sexual abuse, with the primary aim of fostering supportive educational environments for those affected.
The long-awaited six-week trial between one of Britain’s biggest banks and homeowners left in debt by taking out a controversial mortgage product, has been settled on confidential terms.
A lawyer representing a mother who lost her baby due to failings in a Cheltenham maternity unit says the same issues are arising “time and time again” in NHS Trusts around the country.
A team of emerging leaders from De Vere Tortworth Court Hotel, near Bristol, have organised a Gala Dinner Charity Ball which they hope will raise thousands of pounds for Brain Tumour Support.
Lifeskills Learning for Living, based at The Create Centre in Bristol, has won significant funding to promote electrical safety in the home to reduce deaths, injuries and damage caused by electricity.
It is anticipated that the UK will need between 253,000 and 661,000 extra electric vehicle (EV) charging points by 2035. While Part S of the Building Regulations, which covers the infrastructure for the charging of EVs, came into force in 2022, for developers the delivery of this presents a number of challenges both in terms of construction and future management.
Independent estate agents across the Southwest feel optimistic about the housing market in 2024, according to the Experts in Property network, with many of its members reporting a New Year bounce back in activity.
National law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has kicked off the New Year with a boost to its housebuilder team as a new Partner joins.
Researchers at the University of Bath have invented a new form of high-performance air purifier that promises zero harmful waste.
