The innovative Bloodhound project to build the world’s fastest-ever car is inspiring young people to pursue careers that use maths, engineering and technology, the region’s business leaders have been told. Nearly 400 chartered accountants and guests from across the business community gathered at the annual ICAEW West of England annual dinner last week heard...
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Another historic Bath hotel has gone on the market as the city’s hospitality sector continues to undergo rapid change. The 15-bedroom Tasburgh House, pictured, on Warminster Road is being marketed by agents Savills with a price tag of £2m. The hotel, which has been owned by former air stewardess Sue Keeling since 1996, also...
The University of Bath has been named as the best in the South West for a third consecutive year in a prestigious league table. It is also ranked 11th nationally – the same as last year – out of 131 UK universities appearing in the latest Complete University Guide. Bath Spa University...
Four staff have been promoted in the South West office of global real estate services company Colliers International in the latest round of promotions across its UK business. Nick Williams of the project & building consultancy team has been made a director – his third promotion since joining the Bristol-based team. Tom Watkins from...
Bath law firm Mogers Drewett today staged celebrations for trainee solicitor-turned-Commonwealth Games gold medal winner Eboni Beckford-Chambers as she retured to work just over a week after helping the England netball team gain their incredible last-gasp victory over hosts Australia. Eboni, pictured, joined Mogers Drewett nearly 18 months ago as a trainee in its...
