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Newly qualified solicitor joins expanding Roxburgh Milkins

October 7, 2015
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Newly qualified solicitor joins expanding Roxburgh Milkins

Bristol-based specialist commercial law firm Roxburgh Milkins has appointed Harriet Webb as a solicitor. Harriet, pictured, who recently completed her training with Clarke Willmott in Bristol, will work on Roxburgh Milkins’ extensive range of clients in the South West and across the UK in her new role. Somerset-born Harriet...

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Legal firm’s expanding Bristol office takes on two more staff ahead of move

October 7, 2015
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Legal firm’s expanding Bristol office takes on two more staff ahead of move

Two new recruits have boosted specialist property lawyers Hoffman Male’s office in Bristol as it prepares to move into larger offices to accommodate its expansion. Joining the firm, which specialises in property, and wills and probate, are Katherine Vargas and Danielle Mellor, It opened its Bristol office at Aztec...

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Arrival of new associate director boosts LSH’s lease advisory team

October 7, 2015
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Arrival of new associate director boosts LSH’s lease advisory team

National commercial property consultancy Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH) has strengthened its Bristol office by appointing an associate director to head its lease advisory team. James Banks will work closely with LSH’s agency and building surveying teams to identify long-term opportunities in the South West as it continues to position...

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Welcome for Osborne’s rates reform – but assurances are needed over impact on business

October 5, 2015
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Welcome for Osborne’s rates reform – but assurances are needed over impact on business

Firms will want assurances that the business rates reform announced by the Chancellor this week will not more higher taxes. That’s the view of Business West, the region’s largest business organisation representing 16,000 firms and which runs the Bristol Chamber of Commerce and Bristol Initiative. George Osborne made the...

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Ahead of the Agenda: The Week Ahead

October 4, 2015
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Monday 5 October Finals: Bioventix, Waterman Trading statements: Ferrexpo, International Consolidated Airlines Economics: Official reserves changes, Markit/CIPS UK services PMI, composite PMI, Halifax house prices Tuesday 6 October Interim: Ted Baker Finals: Firestone Diamonds, St Ives Trading statements: easyJet, Greggs, Robert Walters EGM: Filtronic Economics: New car registrations Wednesday...

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Temple Meads station upgrade is essential to provide platform for more economic growth, Govt is told

October 2, 2015
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Temple Meads station upgrade is essential to provide platform for more economic growth, Govt is told

The Government is being urged to commit urgent funding to redevelop Bristol Temple Meads railway station to show its commitment to the West of England economy. The West of England Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) and Bristol City Council want ministers to recognise the importance of proper rail investment to...

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Hat-trick of deals puts fully-let sign up on refurbished city centre office block

October 2, 2015
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Hat-trick of deals puts fully-let sign up on refurbished city centre office block

One of Bristol city centre’s premium office buildings is now fully let following three lettings within recent weeks – a further sign that the top end of the market continues to strengthen. Seven-storey One Castlepark close to Cabot Circus and has been extensively refurbished recently to create new office...

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The LAST WORD: Richard Graves, marketing and financial director, GWS Media

October 2, 2015
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The LAST WORD: Richard Graves, marketing and financial director, GWS Media

Each week Bristol Business News gives a prominent member of the city’s business community the last word on its weekly e-bulletin. This week Richard Graves, marketing and financial director at GWS Media, answers our 10 questions What was the LAST: Film you watched? Interstellar, a science-fiction film with some wonderful special effects but a...

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Profits up at Smith & Williamson on solid year of growth across all parts of group

October 2, 2015
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Profits up at Smith & Williamson on solid year of growth across all parts of group

Smith & Williamson, the accountancy, investment management and tax group with a flagship office in Bristol, has achieved a double-digit increase in annual operating profits. Both its Investment Management and Banking division and the Tax and Business Services division reported strong growth in the year to April 30, helping...

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Historic building conversion earns Boston Tea Party prestigious national café design award

October 2, 2015
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Historic building conversion earns Boston Tea Party prestigious national café design award

Bristol-based independent café chain Boston Tea Party has beaten worldwide brands to win a major national design award for its newest venue. The sensitive restoration project earned it the coveted national award of Café Design of the Year at the Café Life Awards 2015 in London. The Plymouth outlet...

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Spate of landmark contracts over past year helps Clarkebond build turnover and staffing

October 2, 2015
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Spate of landmark contracts over past year helps Clarkebond build turnover and staffing

Bristol-based engineering consultancy Clarkebond has increased its turnover and headcount by 15% over the past 12 months and is forecasting similar growth in the coming year. Over the past 12 months the firm, which also has offices in London and Exeter, has secured contracts on a number of landmark...

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National young insurance broker award won by former Bristol apprentice

October 2, 2015
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National young insurance broker award won by former Bristol apprentice

Ryan Legge, an account handler at Bristol-based insurance broker Hayes Parsons, has won the title of Young Broker of the Year. The accolade, in the UK Broker Awards, follows on from Ryan, 22, being named as Bristol’s Achiever of the Year in March. Ryan, pictured, joined the industry three...

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Bond Dickinson rounds up Shaun the Sheep artists for charity art event

October 2, 2015
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Bond Dickinson rounds up Shaun the Sheep artists for charity art event

The Bristol office of national law firm Bond Dickinson has hosted a charity art exhibition to raise further funds for the Grand Appeal campaign, following on from the Shaun in the City sculpture trail of which it was a sponsor. Artists who styled some of the 70 Shauns that...

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