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Online furniture firm sitting pretty as move to bigger warehouse ushers in new growth phase

February 17, 2023
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Online furniture firm sitting pretty as move to bigger warehouse ushers in new growth phase

Two schoolfriends who started their online furniture business aged just 18 are looking for a new phase of international growth after its sales soared to nearly £17m within seven years. Monty George and Dan Beckles launched Furniturebox when they saw a gap in the market for selling furniture online.  It expanded rapidly during Covid...

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Bath businesses working for good are invited to join city’s first social impact network

February 16, 2023
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Bath businesses working for good are invited to join city’s first social impact network

Bath’s first networking group for businesses with a social conscious and organisations that support them is to be officially launched next week. Bath Social Impact Network will be the first of its kind in the wider Bath area and will offer members support to help them flourish through collaboration and idea generation.  Launched as...

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Ex-Fleet Street journalist takes up managing director role at specialist Bath PR firm

February 16, 2023
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Ex-Fleet Street journalist takes up managing director role at specialist Bath PR firm

Bath-headquartered specialist public relations agency Abode Worldwide has appointed former national newspaper journalist Neil Millard as managing director to support its global expansion. Neil, pictured with Abode founder and CEO Jessica Gillingham, joins the agency from Rhizome Media in London, where he spent nearly six years as PR director and then managing director working...

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New lease of life for traditional city centre pub with revamp to focus on sports and live entertainment

February 16, 2023
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New lease of life for traditional city centre pub with revamp to focus on sports and live entertainment

A popular Bath city centre pub is to be refurbished after coming under new management. The Trinity on James Street West will close this Sunday for just over a month while the £185,000 upgrade takes place.  Owner Star Pubs & Bars, part of the Heineken UK group, said The Trinity, which has been open...

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Pearson May financial round up

February 16, 2023
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Pearson May financial round up

Each week Bath accountancy firm Pearson May teams up with Bath Business News to bring you the top national finance stories. Industry calls for pause of R&D reforms The House of Lords has expressed concern over some new measures. Click here to find out more UK sets out plans to regulate cryptocurrency HMRC aims to provide clarity for businesses and...

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City-based property regeneration specialist signs on former Bath and England rugby player as advisor

February 16, 2023
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City-based property regeneration specialist signs on former Bath and England rugby player as advisor

Former Bath and England rugby player John Hall has joined city-based property company Rengen as strategic investment advisor to assist with its continued growth. John, pictured, who won 21 caps with England between 1984 and 1994, is an experienced business leader having run his own sports consultancy and more recently acted as consultant to...

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Bath Business Blog: Natasha Miller, senior family and divorce solicitor, Goughs Solicitors. Cohabitation – your questions answered

February 16, 2023
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Bath Business Blog: Natasha Miller, senior family and divorce solicitor, Goughs Solicitors. Cohabitation – your questions answered

Cohabitation is the fastest-growing family type in the UK. However, many couples do not realise that if they split up there is not an automatic right to financial support. Here I answer some of the most common questions relating to cohabitation agreements. What is a cohabitation agreement?   If you and your partner are planning...

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Good Energy looking for generation gain by making its customers’ Feed-in Tariffs fit for purpose

February 16, 2023
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Good Energy looking for generation gain by making its customers’ Feed-in Tariffs fit for purpose

Renewable electricity provider Good Energy has launched a new scheme for its customers on Feed-in Tariffs (FiTs) which could earn them more from the power they generate. The Chippenham-headquartered group, the UK’s largest voluntary FiT administrator with more than 180,000 generation customers, piloted the new FiT smart export service in December, with plans to...

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Free training in soft skills for firms as experts say they are now essential in the modern workplace

February 15, 2023
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Free training in soft skills for firms as experts say they are now essential in the modern workplace

Bath businesses can benefit from free soft skills training following new research showing their importance in the modern workplace. Business West, the regional business group that runs Bath Chamber of Commerce, has worked with the West of England Institute of Technology (WEIoT) to launch a new soft skills certificate with modules including digital skills for...

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CBRE boosts its property management team in the region with three new recruits

February 14, 2023
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CBRE boosts its property management team in the region with three new recruits

A new associate director and senior surveyor have been appointed to global real estate advisor CBRE’s South West property management team along with a new graduate trainee. Matthew Maxwell joins as associate director after 15 years with property management and building consultancy Workman in Bristol, while Angus McPhail arrives as a senior surveyor having previously...

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