Wednesday 13 October 2021

A historic quarrying firm has warned it "cannot be complacent" as it looks to build on posting record profits during a strong year.
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Chris Mears from BOOST&Co says as an organisation built on the knowledge and experience of individuals from across the financial sector – including high-street banks – BOOST&Co understands better than most the value that these institutions bring to the UK economy.
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A provider of business intelligence to the Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland construction industries has been acquired by Bournemouth-headquartered Glenigan.
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A Bath-based cloud managed services provider with 165 employees securing investment from Crayon Group Holdings, a global IT services and innovation business, has been named Insider's Deal of the Month.
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The Government recently launched an independent review which included recommendations on how to scale up the number of custom and self-build houses in England. Head of planning at Sanderson Weatherall, Owen Pike discusses the review.
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Ben Sayer, operations director of CPA, offers his advice on business rates.
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One of Bristol's most prominent central office buildings is undergoing a wholesale repositioning to provide 44,000 sq ft of modern office space and a range of wellbeing amenities.
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Deferred plans for a residential development in Exeter have been refused.
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Bob Irwin, sales director at Triangle Networks, says staying relevant in a changing market, that’s the challenge for any and every business, it always has been, and it always will be. But right now, the commercial property market is undergoing one of the most significant periods of upheaval in living memory.
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Caribbean restaurant operator Turtle Bay has been buoyed by "exceptional trading" since reopening indoor restaurants earlier this year.
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A Devon-based accountancy firm is set to double its client base over the next year.
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Listed car retail group Vertu Motors has achieved record profitability in its interim results, boosted by recent acquisitions and "very favourable used vehicle market conditions".
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The non-executive chairman of advanced materials engineering group Versarien is set to retire at the end of the year, with his replacement lined up.
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Vehicles remained Britain's most valuable trade good during 2020, according to new figures.
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The University of Bristol's Quantum Technology Enterprise Centre (QTEC) is launching a new pre-incubator programme.
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Plans to develop surplus land at both Torre Marine and Brixham town centre have taken a step forward.
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