Bristol business diary, March 4
Business Models and Structural Choices: Seminar series focuses on how business models can maximise productivity and growth. ESRC Research Seminar Series, today, UWE Bristol, Frenchay Campus. Email:...
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SO-CALLED accidental landlords are landlords whose decision to let their property is as a result of circumstance, rather than design. There are many reasons why someone might become an accidental...
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Reader's letter: Project to create Horfield Common website
FRIENDS of Horfield Common, UWE and English Heritage are currently working on creating an interactive "History of Horfield Common" website.The aim of this project is to create a social history, which...
View ArticleMissiato and McAllinden fire Longwell Green to vital victory in...
LONGWELL Green Sports gained an important three points in their battle against the drop with a 2-1 home win against Gillingham Town in the Premier Division.Steve Smith gave the visitors a first-minute...
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Inspiration Awards finalists gather ahead of the big night
IT WAS a night when they were all winners. The finalists in this year's Bristol and Bath Women in Business Awards gathered for a reception in their honour hosted by new restaurant Aquila.The evening...
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TOOLSTATION LEAGUE PREVIEW: I'd love to have Kane Ingram back,...
BRISTOL Manor Farm manager Lee Lashenko says he would like to re-sign Kane Ingram from Weston-super-Mare, if he became available.The midfielder, who is still registered with Manor Farm, started the...
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Seven things to do in Bristol tomorrow, March 11
TVThis World: Secrets of Mexico's Drug War (BBC2, tomorrow, 9pm) looks like a hard-hitting documentary examining the relationship between the US and the enormous Sinola cartel, a staggeringly huge drug...
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TOOLSTATION LEAGUE: Hallen see off Cadbury Heath to reach the...
HALLEN booked their place in the semi-finals of the Les Phillips Cup after goals from Tom Collett and Liam Henderson earned them a spirited 2-1 home win over Cadbury Heath.The hosts, who have been...
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UWE unveils its plan for Bower Ashton campus redevelopment
THE relentless drive to upgrade facilities at Bristol's universities appears to be showing no sign of slowing, with UWE unveiling plans for the redevelopment of its Bower Ashton campus.The university...
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Timpsons boss James Timpson: The secret of our success? People
IN 13 years since taking over the family business, James Timpson has grown Timpsons from 160 shops to 1,400.The chief executive believes the keys to that growth are the best people and a clear focus on...
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Events firm Paradise Hotel lines up dream party at Royal West...
AN EVENTS company which is in the running for the Bristol and Bath Women in Business Awards has announced its latest spectacular. Bristol-based Paradise Hotel is staffed by a team of stage designers,...
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WIBA: 'Delight to be among inspiring people' says Outstanding...
FOR Peaches Golding, winning the Outstanding Contribution to Business in Bristol and Bath Award was a total surprise.Unlike the all the other winners, she did not even know she had been considered for...
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WIBA: An evening devoted to exceptional women
IT was a night of celebration and inspiration. More than 270 people gathered for the second Bristol and Bath Women in Business Awards to share in the success of an incredible group of finalists.Bristol...
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Hallen manager eyes cup glory after difficult season
HALLEN manager Steve Winter believes getting to the Les Phillips Cup final and winning it would be a great consolation for what has been a difficult season for his side.Winter, a former Football League...
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#MakingaStand: Muslim women take part in event in Bristol to...
Muslim women in Bristol gathered to look at how they can make a stand against ISIS and combat extremism and radicalisation in their communities.The #MakingAStand event saw around 30 women talk about...
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Construction work to start on UWE Bristol's £50million...
Construction is set to start next month on a new building as part of the University of the West of England's £50 million project.UWE Bristol has appointed ISG as the new contractor to start work on the...
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Just one week left to enter the Bristol Post Business Awards 2015
There is just one week left to enter the 2015 Bristol Post Business Awards with nominations closing on Friday, April 17.Editor Mike Norton urged businesses not to be shy about their success and instead...
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Could cleaning your teeth stop you getting dementia? Pub lecture...
Head to the pub for a night out and you might normally expect any entertainment to consist of a pub quiz, open mic or karaoke. But a Bedminster pub is offering something a little different to get your...
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UWE tumbles down university league table as Bristol Uni ranking...
THE University of the West of England has plunged 30 places down a highly-respected league table which ranks higher education institutions across the UK.UWE has slipped from 49th last year to 79th in...
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Bristol's universities fail to win top marks in student...
Student satisfaction at Bristol's two universities is below average, according to a national survey by the Times Educational Supplement.It found that Bristol UWE (University of the West of England)...
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