A major development scheme that will see up to 2,000 new homes being built near Taunton is set for approval, a recent news report in the local media has been able to reveal.
The scheme, located on land at Comeytrowe/Trull, forms part of a mixed-use urban extension of the town, and will include the construction of up to 2,000 homes and a new primary school on a 292-acre site.
Multiple jobs could be lost following the restructure of a major care provider in the South West of England, a recent news report in the local business media has been able to reveal.
Around 22 jobs have been secured at two printing companies in Swindon following a successful management buyout, a recent news report in the local business media has been able to reveal.
Vertical Trading Ltd and Corinium Continuous Ltd were both subsidiaries of Multisets (UK) Ltd. and were in danger of going under administration after another subsidiary suffered the same fate.
One of the UK’s largest and best-know retail chain is set to create 250 new jobs in Cheltenham after opening a new department store in the area, a news report can reveal.
John Lewis alongside BlackRock and Cheltenham Borough Council, will transform the Beechwood shopping centre in Cheltenham into a new outlet.
Up to 100 jobs were saved after a Weymouth engineering firm was bought out of administration, according to a news report in the local business media.
FGP Precision Engineering Ltd was placed under administration on 10 September 2015. The joint administrators from Deloitte managed to sell the business and assets to Cyrus Investment Management and safeguarded 98 jobs of the total of 130 employees at FGP Precision.
A South West-based trade supplier has revealed plans to open up to 45 new shops by the end of the year after a "very strong" 2014/15, a recent news report has been able to reveal.
Yeovil-headquartered Screwfix will open an average of 50 new stores per year as part of a UK-wide expansion, its chief executive, Andrew Livingston, has been able to reveal.
Plans for building an extensive student development in Bournemouth are likely to get the green light from local councillors, a recent news report in the local business media has revealed.
Plans for building a ten-storey development of more than 100 homes along with a 200-space multi-storey car park have been submitted to Bournemouth Borough Council, a recent news report in the local media has been able to reveal.
Around 170 employees are in danger of losing their jobs after a paper mill in Watchet, West Somerset, is set to close, a news source has revealed.
The 250-year old Wansbrough paper mill is owned by packaging company DS Smith and is the main employer in the town. The company has entered into a consultation with employs ahead of the proposed closure in December 2015.
Two grade II-listed property located at 37-39 and 41 Corn Street in Bristol are set to be transformed into 100 student flats under plans set to be approved by the Bristol City Council, a recent news report has been able to reveal.