• Swindon & Wiltshire News
• Friday November 26 2021

Good Energy to change from energy generator to services supplier in ‘strategic shift’

Chippenham-based Good Energy has announced its intention to step away from the production of renewable energy and sell its portfolio of renewable energy assets.

• Swindon & Wiltshire News
• Thursday November 25 2021

Swindon’s Recycling Technologies plant to be testbed for recycling polystyrene

The Swindon base of plastic recycling pioneer Recycling Technologies will be the European testbed for recycling polystyrene.

• Swindon & Wiltshire News
• Thursday November 25 2021

Swindon entrepreneur launches new mental wellbeing app Saku Mind

Swindon-based entrepreneur Rosalind Mann is part of a team that has launched a new mental wellbeing app – Saku Mind.

• Swindon & Wiltshire Property
• Thursday November 25 2021

Bubble tea specialist Tealith takes Swindon shop in Kilpatrick & Co deal

Bubble tea specialist Tealith has taken on a 306 sq ft reatil unit in Swindon’s Regent Street in a deal brokered by commercial property agent Kilpatrick & Co.

• Swindon & Wiltshire Appointments
• Thursday November 25 2021

Law firm Bevirs takes on new business and new head of the family team

Wiltshire law firm Bevirs Law has merged with a rival business to strengthen its family law team.

• Swindon & Wiltshire News
• Thursday November 25 2021

Barratt Homes gets green light for plans for next phase of Chippenham housing development

Barratt Homes has been granted planning permission for phase five of Birds Marsh View, a new development that will create hundreds of new homes for north Chippenham.

• Swindon & Wiltshire News
• Thursday November 25 2021

Stonewater and The Space Quantum Company to build high-tech affordable homes in Wroughton

Housing provider Stonewater and its partner, The Space Quantum Company, are teaming up to build an innovative development of high-tech, energy-efficient affordable homes in Wroughton.

• Swindon & Wiltshire News
• Thursday November 25 2021

Raising a deposit still the biggest hurdle for first time buyers – Nationwide

High house prices relative to average earnings continue to make raising a deposit a significant barrier for first time buyers, according to new research by Swindon-based building society Nationwide.

• Swindon & Wiltshire Experts
• Thursday November 25 2021

Employers encouraging return to office face avalanche of flexible working requests

Employers’ efforts to encourage staff to return to the office are being met with an increase in flexible work requests, explains employment law expert Lauren Harkin.

• Swindon & Wiltshire News
• Wednesday November 24 2021

Good Energy welcomes government’s EV charging announcement

Renewable energy supplier Good Energy has welcomed the government’s announcement that new homes and business premises will be required to have electric vehicle charging points from next year.

• Swindon & Wiltshire News
• Wednesday November 24 2021

Town centre managers must be allowed to make a loss on attractions to save high streets

Organisations like Local Enterprise Partnerships and Business Improvement Districts must be allowed to stage events and attractions at a financial loss without fear of public criticism if high streets and town centres are to survive.

• Swindon & Wiltshire Appointments
• Tuesday November 23 2021

Social enterprise supporting young people appeals for new directors

New non-executive directors are being sought to support The Platform Project and join its board as it seeks to help more young people in Swindon who are at risk of unemployment.

• Swindon & Wiltshire News
• Tuesday November 23 2021

Performing arts company receives £25,000 from third round of the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund

Swindon-based performing arts organisation Revolution Performing Arts has been named as one of 925 organisations to receive a share of more than £100 million which has been awarded to cultural organisations across the country.

• Swindon & Wiltshire Community champions
• Tuesday November 23 2021

Donation made to Athelstan Museum thanks to famous codebreaker Alan Turing

The family behind an historically well-known Wiltshire company has donated £5,000 to the Athelstan Museum in Malmesbury after they auctioned a rare private letter from codebreaker Alan Turing to the founder of the Linolite electric lighting brand.

• Swindon & Wiltshire Motors
• Tuesday November 23 2021

Festive Mini Electric embarks on charity tour

A Mini Electric wrapped in 2,000 smart LED lights is starting a five-week tour to spread festive cheer and raise money for three charities: the MS Trust, Duchenne UK and Alzheimer’s Society.