Britain's bosses are being warned by government that 'time is running out' to prepare for a no-deal Brexit at the end of the year – but business groups say the government is doing little to support them.
Anger spilled over following a hastily-arranged briefing to 250 business leaders by prime minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday.
Swindon Borough Council’s Cabinet has agreed plans reported by Business Biscuit last week to build a brand new Cultural Quarter in the town centre.
Cabinet members met last night (Wednesday) to discuss the proposals and gave the go-ahead to building the Cultural Quarter on the Kimmerfields regeneration site, located between the railway station and opposite the former Debenhams building on Fleming Way.
Food and drink producers from Wiltshire and across the South West are being given access to the lucrative Chinese market thanks to an initiative from business support group Business West.
Business West has teamed up with Regroup China, a digital marketing agency which specialises in driving Chinese cross-border eCommerce sales, to launch the Great British Food Store.
The owner of a music recording studio hopes his new website will attract artists from around the world.
Run by one of the UK’s top alternative producers and engineers, Stu McKay (pictured) and supported by a select group of specialist engineers, Studio 6 in Royal Wootton Bassett provides high quality services and amenities for independent musicians and signed artists.
A Westbury innovation is helping dyslexic children across the world – with a teaching device being hailed a UK export success.
Jack Churchill (pictured) and Toby Sutton founded teaching aid Scanning Pens in 2003. Their ReaderPen – which is just a little larger than a regular ink pen and can be easily handled by children – scans text and reads it aloud or via headphones.
A project that donates laptops to children in low-income families will be able to send out another 100 devices with the aid of a coronavirus fund grant.
Wiltshire Digital Drive has been awarded £5,000 from the Wiltshire Community Foundation’s Coronavirus Response and Recovery Fund.
A landmark office block in Swindon will be redeveloped for residential use following the sale of the site.
Telereal Trillium has sold the vacant North Star House to Shaviram Group, a property development and investment company based in London.