Medical training products made by Bristol-based specialist Limbs & Things such as birth simulators are to be used by schools and colleges across the UK to teach new healthcare T Levels. It is now mandatory for students studying the Health and Healthcare Science T Levels to perform simulation training...
The government’s recently published Powering up Britain plan sets out an ambitious strategy to accelerate the development of offshore wind in order to help achieve the UK’s net zero targets. Floating offshore wind (FLOW), which can harness the wind power potential of the open seas with less disruption to...
FRP Corporate Finance’s Bristol team has advised on a major deal in the burgeoning renewable energy sector. The team worked with Hampshire-headquartered insulation services provider South Coast Insulation Services (SCIS), a tier-one partner to three of the ‘big six’ energy suppliers, on its acquisition of heating equipment supplier Cotswold...
Bosses from many of Bristol’s top hotels are stepping up efforts to tackle the recruitment crisis that has hit the sector in the city hard in recent years. A “perfect storm” of post-Brexit employment rules and the impact of the pandemic are having a huge impact on staffing in...
National property consultancy Carter Jonas has appointed Arthur Chambers as head of its Bristol office. Arthur, pictured, takes over from Andrew Hardwick, who leads the firm’s Bristol commercial office agency team. Chambers joined Carter Jonas as a graduate surveyor in 2006. Having started his career in Wiltshire, he moved...
National law firm Bevan Brittan has boosted its energy & resource management group in Bristol by recruiting experienced energy and infrastructure lawyer Rupert Lugg as a partner. Rupert, who previously worked at Bevan Brittan as a solicitor for two years between 2011 and 2013, is the market-leading group’s seventh...
Experts from the Bristol office of waste management firm Grundon have renewed their ties with a major music and food festival on the city’s doorstep as its steps up its drive for optimum sustainability. Planning for this year’s Valley Fest is now getting in full swing, with Grundon appointed...
Independent regional accounting firm Milsted Langdon, which has one of its five offices in Bristol, is celebrating a raft of new promotions as it recognises the talent within its teams. A dozen staff members have been promoted to new roles, including three new directors – Martin Johnson, Lyndsay Hardwick...
The construction and engineering team at Bristol-headquartered national law firm Burges Salmon has appointed Katy Wall as a director. Katy, pictured, joins Burges Salmon after 10 years at international law firm Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner, where she was a senior associate in its commercial construction & engineering team. Prior...
Monday May 22 Finals: Kainos Group, Big Yellow Tuesday May 23 Finals: Crainswick, RS Group, Bytes Tech, Helical Bar, FD Technologies, Engage XR, Calnex Solution, Assura, Eneraqua Tech Interims: Tritax Euro, Avon Protection, Vic Plumbing, Benchmark Holdings, Ixico Q3 result: Seraphim Economic announcements: PMI Manufacturing, PMI Composite, PMI Services, Public Sector Net Borrowing Wednesday...
An innovative charity support programme staged by Bristol digital marketing agency Noble Performs is to return for a second year following the success of its launch last summer. Originally operated by Noble Performs’ headquarters in Nevada, the Noble Deeds programme has helped dozens of US charities over the past...
Digital marketplace Yuup has secured a further £200,000 investment to help it continue growing its presence in its home city of Bristol while strengthening its expansion in Birmingham. Launched in 2021, Yuup’s online platform offers bookable, in-person events, workshops and fun group activities organised and hosted by local people,...
Bristol-headquartered energy group Ovo has been ordered to repay thousands of its customers after overcharging their bills. The firm, Britain’s third-biggest energy supplier, was found to be in breach of the government’s energy price cap by regulator Ofgem, which said almost 11,000 of its customers had paid a total...
