Law firm Awdry Bailey & Douglas has appointed experienced solicitor Marina Emmanouel to its private client team, and promoted six lawyers across a number of departments.
Marina is a dual-qualified solicitor in England & Wales and Cyprus and joins the firm’s Chippenham office after having worked for a leading law firm in Bristol for several years.
Autistic teenager Leon Watts was thrilled when TV presenter Chris Tarrant mentioned him during a recent virtual charity quiz night.
Leon, who’s 16 and lives with his family in Oakhurst, Swindon, is one of the young people who attend The Platform Project, a not-for-profit young development programme which supports young people interested in starting their own business.
Swindon’s National Self Build & Renovation Centre is hosting its first live event since returning from lockdown this weekend.
Their Open Day on Saturday and Sunday July 25 and 26, offers some carefully designed features to ensure visitors enjoy an informative and safe event.
Plans to reinvigorate the centres of Salisbury and Trowbridge for the post-Covid age have taken a step forward.
Wiltshire Council leaders last week approved the next stage of funding bids for the government's £1 billion Future High Streets Fund.
A Swindon commercial and personalised printing and e-commerce fulfilment company has secured £1m of funding from the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme as part of a wider bespoke funding package from Barclays.
Established in 1998 and headquartered at Millbuck Close, Elgin Drive, Swindon, ESP Colour Limited will use the injection of cash to help cover working capital requirements during the Covid-19 pandemic, whilst putting in place enhanced offerings and services in readiness of resuming normal levels of production as lockdown restrictions ease.
With four-in-10 employees anxious about returning to the workplace, employers should be taking steps now to implement a safe return to work for their employees.
A crucial part of any return to work will involve protecting the physical safety of employees but also their mental health.
A highly successful family company, whose founders are still associated with the business 70 years after it began trading, have completed a management buy-out of one of their divisions, despite the lockdown.
The deal was completed by Swindon-based corporate finance specialists Watersheds.