Councillors are due to be given an update on the Staverton transport hub this month
Continue readingInterview: From kitchen table start-up to multimillion-pound exit
Adam Tavener talks to Business Live about launching Clifton Asset Management from his flat in the 1980s – and selling it on for tens of millions this year
Continue readingPersonal injury firm merges with larger legal group
VWV Group has offices in Bristol, Birmingham, Watford and London
Continue readingSuperdrug opens biggest store in West of England
The health and beauty retailer has opened its brand new super branch at The Mall at Cribbs Causeway
Continue readingHargreaves Lansdown hits two million clients milestone
The investment platform’s assets under administration have also climbed to a record figure
Continue readingClifton Suspension Bridge may need to close unless £20m is raised
The structure is presently undergoing substantial refurbishment
Continue readingProfits up at JD Wetherspoon as boss pledges to keep price rises ‘to minimum’
In its latest trading update, the pub chain posted increased revenue and sales for the financial year
Continue reading‘Everything is designed’: Why the creative industries across the UK are central to national economic growth
The Thick of It creator Armando Iannucci says creative sector should not be seen as an ‘afterthought’
Continue readingVisit Cornwall tourist board goes into voluntary liquidation
The organisation’s six staff have been made redundant
Continue readingHistoric South West law firm Coodes snaps up Cornish legal practice
The company said the deal was a ‘positive step’ for both businesses which operate across the South West
Continue readingSouth West Water owner Pennon names new chief executive
Keith Haslett is the current boss of Affinity Water and will take up his new post next year
Continue readingGloucestershire gourmet food business expands into South East Asia
TruffleHunter produces truffle-based products and gourmet ingredients from its base in South Cerney
Continue readingSouth Western Railway’s performance plunges piling scrutiny on nationalisation
The sharp rise in delays and cancellations in the months after it was brought under public ownership has been described as "very worrying"
Continue readingMansion house-style flats planned for historic Bath press site
The planning application for the western half of the former printing site would see six blocks of apartments built in a unique style
Continue readingThames Water creditors propose rescue deal for struggling utilities firm
A group of lenders has pledged an extra £1bn investment into the ailing business which is on the brink of nationalisation
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