Avoiding a no-deal Brexit and delivering an urgent confidence boost through action on infrastructure, immigration, skills and business costs must be at the forefront of the next government’s agenda, says the British Chambers of Commerce. Read more: British Chambers of Commerce sets out election priorities
2020 and beyond: business priorities for the next UK government – compiled with input from
A local business with national significance is the venue for the last morning networking event of the year from Swindon Chamber of Commerce.
The expo-style Christmas banner networking event gives Swindon businesses the opportunity to promote their goods and services with marketing material and pop-up banners while networking over a Read more: Chamber heads to Self Build Centre for Christmas networking
Swindon is one of the best places in the UK for economic growth, according to a new report.
The town ranked eighth out of 42 urban centres in the Good Growth for Cities index, published by professional services firm PricewaterhouseCoopers and think tank Demos.
The freehold of Swindon's College Court has come to the market with commercial property consultants Kavanaghs and London consultants Allsop.
College Court comprises of Imperial, Trinity, and Oxford Houses.
Imperial House comprises a ground floor shop and first and second floor offices and is currently occupied by Advance Insurance. The Read more: High yielding commercial investment comes to the market
Development land on the strategically-located EOS section of Amesbury’s giant Solstice Park business area has been sold.
Property consultancy Myddelton & Major successfully negotiated the sale of the 1.75-acre (0.71-hectare) EOS 1A commercial development plot to Nationwide Engineering Group.
Female workers in Swindon are still being paid almost a quarter less than their male counterparts, according to new figures released this week.
Today (Thursday, November 14) is Equal Pay Day – the day in the year when women effectively start to work for free, when their pay packet compared to Read more: Swindon's gender pay gap described as 'woeful' by campaigners
Melksham-based charity People against Poverty is calling on its supporters from the Wiltshire business community to get behind its bid to win a £1,000 boost as part of specialist insurer Ecclesiastical’s annual 12 Days of Giving Christmas campaign.
The specialist insurer will be giving 120 different charities an early Read more: Charity asks business supporters to help it win £1,000