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Massive Attack among Bristol collective spearheading project to support arts sector

The project comes amid fears of a 'lost generation of creativity'

News / Redcliffe and Temple BID

Redcliffe & Temple BID gets the go-ahead

89 per cent voted in favour of the new Business Improvement District

News / Streaming

New Bristol music streaming service will pay artists fairly

Audiotarky is about building something that pays artists fairly and directly

News / Pieminister

Eat Pies: Plant Trees – Pieminister’s sustainability mission

Every time you buy a plant-based patty, you’ll be playing a part in creating a new forest

News / Business

Roadmap out of lockdown helps boost business confidence in South West

Business activity increased for the first time in six months

News / Tech

The Bristol entrepreneurs developing tech to help combat climate change

Albotherm is developing a glass coating that cools buildings

News / Business

Relief, exhilaration and apprehension as Bristol businesses reopen

'It feels like starting a new business from scratch'

News / wapping wharf

Shops and outdoor dining prepare to re-open at Bristol’s Wapping Wharf

People urged to support the quarter's independent businesses but act responsibly when doing so

News / Women in Business

Paving the way for women at the forefront of product design

XXEquals is the UK’s first female-led product design initiative

News / Business West

Business manifesto calls for stronger leadership from next regional mayor

70 per cent of businesses feel the West is being ‘upstaged’ by other regions

News / Housing

YTKO unlocks £1.1bn construction innovation for the South West

There are major challenges to unlocking these types of modern methods of construction

News / Finzels reach

Historic tram generator building to become flexible working space with licensed cafe

Clockwise work space will be a flexible working office and socialising space

News / Food

New on-demand grocery delivery service launches in Bristol

Weezy promises to deliver goods to doorsteps within minutes

News / jobs

56,000 working age adults in Bristol living in poverty

The TUC is calling for the minimum wage to be increased

News / offices

New initiative to help businesses recover quickly from lockdown

A new series of webinars will help businesses prepare

News / Soapworks

Plans for former Gardiner Haskins site recommended for approval

Developers First Base hope will generate up to £200m in long-term benefits

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