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Bristol’s BIG Green Week puts business innovation at the heart of the agenda

June 12, 2013
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Bristol’s BIG Green Week puts business innovation at the heart of the agenda

Creating sustainable businesses through innovation will be the theme of two days of events next week as part of Bristol’s BIG Green Week – with a live video link with Sir Richard Branson among the highpoints. Sir Richard will be among a panel of experts answering questions on innovation...

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Hunt is on to find the West’s greenest businesses

June 7, 2013
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Bristol firms are being encouraged to put ‘green’ at the heart of their business and enter a competition that ties in with the city’s BIG Green Week. Firms have until 5pm today to register their application and have a chance of winning the title Greenest Business in the South...

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National sustainable tourism commendation for At-Bristol

May 22, 2013
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National sustainable tourism commendation for At-Bristol

At-Bristol, the city’s science centre, has been highly commended in the national VisitEngland Awards for Excellence, the highest accolade in English tourism. Having gained silver in the South West awards in 2012 and won in the Bristol awards in February, At-Bristol went into the national final, competing in the...

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Travel: Great Gatsby factor brings a return of 1920s glamour

May 17, 2013
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The film industry is big business and as The Great Gatsby opens at cinemas, travel companies are hoping to benefit from the boom in interest in the 1920s. Bristol Business News Travel Editor ANNE GORRINGE takes a look at what’s on offer… Much of the action and lavish parties...

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Bristol-Hanover business links boosted as first direct flight takes off

May 15, 2013
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Business and cultural links between Bristol and its twin city Hanover are being strengthened this week as officials from the German city and a team of international journalists visit the West. The Mayor of Hanover, Frau Regine Kramarek, is among the delegation, having arrived at Bristol Airport on Monday...

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New move to put Bristol firmly on corporate travel map

May 10, 2013
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Destination Bristol will be showcasing the city’s top hotels and tourist attractions at the world’s largest meetings and events trade show, IMEX 2013, in Germany later this month, in a bid to attract more businesses to Bristol. It hopes that the three-day annual exhibition, which runs from May 21-...

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Innovative business hub helps create Bristol’s ‘media mile’

May 8, 2013
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Innovative business hub helps create Bristol’s ‘media mile’

Bristol’s burgeoning reputation as a major centre for the creative and digital industries has been enhanced with the opening of a state-of-the-art £7m business campus. Temple Studios, next to Temple Meads station and part of the city’s developing Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone, is already home to clutch of young...

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Wallace & Gromit come home as they promote grand days out for UK tourism

May 1, 2013
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Wallace & Gromit come home as they promote grand days out for UK tourism

Bristol’s Oscar winners Wallace & Gromit will be back in their home city today in their latest starring roles – helping boost UK tourism. The Plasticine pair have been signed up by tourist board VisitEngland to front a new campaign to encourage Britons to holiday in their own country...

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Travel: Now’s the time to slope off to where snow meets rock

April 22, 2013
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Travel: Now’s the time to slope off to where snow meets rock

Can’t decide whether to splash out to see your favourite band on their European tour or go skiing? These days you can do both, writes travel editor ANNE GORRINGE With veteran bands like The Stones charging an arm and a leg for their concert tickets, it could be wiser...

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Work on the wild side for Burges Salmon volunteers is helping zoo find its place

March 5, 2013
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Work on the wild side for Burges Salmon volunteers is helping zoo find its place

Staff from Bristol law firm Burges Salmon are helping clear a site near Cribbs Causeway as part of Bristol Zoo’s ambitious plan to create a world-class conservation park on the edge of the city. Stage one of the new visitor attraction, Wild Place, is due to open this summer...

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Cracking app Gromit! Aardman stars help choose England’s top tourist sites

February 22, 2013
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Cracking app Gromit! Aardman stars help choose England’s top tourist sites

Aardman Animation Oscar winners Wallace & Gromit have been drafted in by the English tourist board VisitEngland. to choose the best attractions England has to offer for a new app aimed at persuading travellers to holiday at home rather than venturing abroad. VisitEngland’s 101 Things To Do Before You...

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Three more key business routes announced from Bristol by bmi regional

February 13, 2013
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Three more key business routes announced from Bristol by bmi regional

Airline bmi regional today announced three more direct flights from Bristol Airport to major European cities – opening up key business opportunities for West firms. The airline, which launched its service to Hamburg on Monday, is to fly to Munich, Hanover and Milan from May. It also today announced...

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Trade boost in the air as inaugural Bristol-Hamburg flight takes place

February 11, 2013
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Trade boost in the air as inaugural Bristol-Hamburg flight takes place

The first flight from Bristol Airport to Hamburg by bmi regional took place this morning – strengthening trade links between the two cities. Landing at the German city on time to a sunny but chilly morning – the temperature at the airport was minus-5 degrees – the Bristol delegation...

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