Restauranteur Rick Stein has said his restaurant in Marlborough will re-emerge from the coronavirus pandemic after all.
Back in June, the TV chef announced the closure of two of his restaurants: Marlborough and Porthleven.
An ancient tradition dating back to the building of the pyramids marked a milestone in the building of a new village neighbourhood.
A tree branch was raised to the roof during the topping-out ceremony for the show home at the Somerbrook development in Great Somerford, watched by dozens of construction and office staff from builder Stonewood Partnerships.
An event and entertainment specialist has opened a new site in Wiltshire. Odin Events supply event entertainment, brand marketing and prop hire to businesses, local authorities, large-scale events and private functions, across the UK.
Recent clients include Amazon, the British Grand Prix, Tesco, British Airways, Bvlgari and Christian Dior as well as local authorities and community events.
A new nail bar has opened in Swindon's Regent Circus. Chelsea Nails opened as the industry emerged from lockdown on July 13.
Director Hien Nguyen, who has been in the nails and beauty industry for ten years, planned and undertook a major fit-out of the property, with much of the hard work taking place once the major lockdown measures were eased from at the start of June.
The Government has announced a major overhaul of the outdated use class system that directs how a landlord and tenant can use a building.
The reforms, which take effect from 1 September 2020, will allow buildings to be used in many different ways often at the same time and will change the way high streets look and operate.
A Swindon author, who published her first book just two years ago, is launching a fourth – and it’s the one she’s always wanted to write.
Angela Atkinson, who pens the popular blog Born Again Swindonian, is passionate about the town and her fourth book is a further tribute to her adoptive home.
Businesses are operating at half of their pre-Covid 19 capacity on average, despite lockdown measures easing, according to the results of the latest Coronavirus Impact Tracker from the British Chambers of Commerce.
More than half of respondents to the survey cited reduced demand and possible future lockdowns as major obstacles to restarting day-to-day operations.