Accountancy firm Haines Watts has released its latest financial results, with the firm recording a second consecutive year of double-digit growth taking it to a £96m turnover group. Read more: Accountancy firm records another strong year of growth
The firm has nine offices in the South West – including Swindon and Trowbridge – which make up £8.34m of the company
Swindon-based Open Dawes Training Ltd has moved to smart new offices, as business flows in for the presentation, public speaking and media training company. Read more: New doors for Open Dawes as training firm relocates
Open Dawes Training, which offers CPD accredited training for organisations and individuals, has relocated to Nexus Business Centre’s serviced offices in Swindon, moving from Gemini House
Care sector food producer apetito has been presented with its Queen’s Award for Enterprise: Sustainable Development, by Sarah Troughton, The Lord Lieutenant of Wiltshire.
This award recognised apetito’s commitment to conducting business in a way that impacts positively on the environment, society and economy.
From being a member of environmental Read more: Company presented with Queen’s Award by Lord Lieutenant of Wiltshire
IT support firm Systemagic has appointed the first female IT technician in its 20-year history.
Emma Rigg previously completed a business administration apprenticeship and worked for the NHS, but is now following her passion for IT.
She has been hired to further improve the industry-leading response and resolution times Systemagic Read more: IT firm recruits first female technician in 20-year history
Young entrepreneurs in Swindon are heading to a brewery for their second event. Members of YESwindon will hear from Hop Kettle Brewing Co founder and entrepreneur Tom Gee during a visit to his Hawkworth Industrial Estate facility.
Delegates will be able to sample some of the craft beers and enjoy Read more: Young entrepreneurs head to brewery for second networking event
Swindon motor dealer Pebley Beach has launched a drive to reduce its reliance on single-use plastics.
The Hyundai and Suzuki motor dealer has started its crusade by asking the manufacturer of its screen wash to supply its product in solid, rather than liquid form.
Instead of using 250ml bottles of Read more: Motor dealer launches drive to cut single-use plastics
