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Top media legal firm to open Bristol office

August 10, 2011
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Foot Anstey, the South West law firm best known for its media work, is to open an office in Bristol to meet increasing demand for its services. The firm, which has offices in Exeter, Plymouth, Taunton and Truro, said the move would also provide its existing clients with access...

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Bank of England slashes forecast amid stock market and euro crises

August 10, 2011
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The Bank of England has reduced its growth forecast for the UK economy from 1.8% to around 1.5% as the hoped for economic recovery falters amid global stock market crashes and the euro debt crisis. The Bank had already cut its forecast earlier this year and today’s further reduction...

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Bristol creatives’ zoo apps aim to wow gorilla hunters

August 9, 2011
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Two Bristol media firms have teamed up with the city’s zoo to launch two free mobile phone apps and an online photo competition for its highly-successful Wow! Gorillas project.  The apps – one for Android phones and another for iPhones – aim to help as many people as possible...

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Bristol’s ‘Silicon Gorge’ gains recognition

August 8, 2011
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Bristol’s role as a centre for innovation in microchip design and the pioneering work of David May, the University of Bristol’s Professor of Computer Science, are recognised in the latest edition of The Economist. The authoritative magazine looks at how the city has emerged as a hub for the...

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Senior appointment for fast-growing Target Corporate Finance

August 5, 2011
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Senior appointment for fast-growing Target Corporate Finance

Target Corporate Finance has boosted its Bristol team with the appointment of senior corporate finance manager Myles Hamilton. Myles joins the Temple Quay firm from KPMG Corporate Finance in London where he worked on mid-market merger and acquisition deals across a range sectors. With more than seven years’ experience...

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Small office market defies wider property gloom

August 5, 2011
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Demand for offices of less than 5,000 sq ft in and around Bristol has increased so far this year, defying both the wider economic gloom and the downturn in the commercial property market. Research by property agents Colliers International’s Bristol office shows smaller businesses taking advantage of high stock...

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Jobs saved as buyer moves in for relocation specialist

August 4, 2011
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Bristol-based business relocation specialist Reloc8 has been taken over just two days after going into administration in a deal that has saved the jobs of all 28 staff. Administrators BDO LLP sold the cash-strapped business to R8 Workspace for an undisclosed sum. R8 will initially continue to run the...

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Bank of England keeps interest rates at 0.5% again

August 4, 2011
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Interest rates were pegged at their record low of 0.5% again today with all the signs pointing to no increase until next year. With most recent surveys and reports showing little or no improvement in the economy, the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) was unlikely to raise...

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EasyJet launches Bristol flights spring schedule

August 4, 2011
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Budget airline easyJet has launched next year’s spring schedule from Bristol Airport with the promise of 40 low-fare routes. The airline, the UK’s largest, has increased capacity on a number of  popular destinations including Crete, Dalaman and Pisa. More than 6,400 flights next spring are now on sale. EasyJet...

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High-flying Brabazon offices land three new tenants

August 4, 2011
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Brabazon Office Park in Filton has attracted three new occupiers. Joint agents BNP Paribas and Alder King Property Consultants have let Unit Three – a 2,482 sq ft office – to Third Dimension Software on a new 10-year lease at a rent of £15.50 per sq ft. The company...

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Life’s a beach for record-breaking Bristol animators

August 3, 2011
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Bristol filmmakers, including Oscar winners Aardman and students from the city's School of Animation, have set a new record for making the world's largest stop-motion film – a year after they produced the smallest.That film featured Dot, a character just 9mm tall living in a microscopic world set. For...

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London-to-Bristol innovation showcase is ticket for co-operation

August 3, 2011
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Some of the businesses helping make Bristol a hub for innovation are taking part in a showcase of the city’s creativity for London-based entrepreneurs. The one-day ‘mission’, called London to Bristol and supported by pioneering Bristol IT firm Sift Media, is aimed at getting companies out of the capital...

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Shahaid wins first BPAA student award

August 3, 2011
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Shahaid wins first BPAA student award

Bristol student Shahaid Hussain is on track for a successful career in the property industry after being recognised by the city’s professional body. Shahaid, from Greenbank, is the first winner of the Bristol Property Agents’ Association’s (BPAA) Student of the Year award. The 39-year-old recently obtained a First from...

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