The Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) agreed to support Bristol’s Arena from its City Deal Economic Development Fund (EDF) at a meeting of its Board today (6 February). A report presented [...]
Bristol Mayor George Ferguson is set to consider the funding package for an arena for Bristol at a Cabinet meeting on 16th January. The proposals set out in detail how [...]
The University of Bristol’s business incubator has been awarded the Business Incubator Design award for the newly opened Engine Shed by industry body UK Business Incubation (UKBI). Bristol SETsquared won the [...]
A new exhibition celebrating the working life of Bristol Temple Meads opens at 2:30pm on Wednesday 4th December - using photographic techniques that are as old as the station itself. [...]
£1.7million investment has transformed Brunel’s original station at Temple Meads The new enterprise hub is set to create 5,000 high-value jobs in the next 15 years A unique collaboration between [...]
Planning Minister Nick Boles visited Bristol today [3 December] to inaugurate Salmon Harvester Properties’ 2 Glass Wharf office development in Temple Quay. He welcomed the start of work on the [...]
The way in which a future arena for Bristol will be designed and run is set to be decided by Mayor George Ferguson next week. At a Cabinet meeting on [...]
Salmon Harvester Properties Limited, a joint venture between Salmon Developments and NFU Mutual has commenced work on Two Glass Wharf, Temple Quay in Bristol and appointed a contractor Wates Construction. [...]
Network Rail, Bristol City Council, West of England Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP), Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) and English Heritage have come together to sign a 25-year memorandum of understanding [...]
Huge improvements in the leisure and cultural offering of Bristol and the wider region can be expected from a new 12,000 capacity arena in 2017; a benefit matched by significant [...]
