• Swindon & Wiltshire News
• Wednesday May 18 2022

Competition and Markets Authority says property search firm TM Group’s acquisition could ‘substantially lessen competition’

The acquisition of Swindon-based property search and conveyancing services provider TM Group could “substantially lessen competition,” the Competition and Markets Authority has found.

• Swindon & Wiltshire Community champions
• Wednesday May 18 2022

Housing association Aster forms new charity to help communities cope with cost of living crisis

Housing association Aster has established a new charity to help communities cope with the cost of living crisis.

• Swindon & Wiltshire Property
• Wednesday May 18 2022

Sustainable homes plan from Wiltshire developer will gift land for new medical centre

Wiltshire developer Stonewood Partnerships will gift land for a medical centre to a Tetbury health practice as part of a plan to build new homes in the town.

• Swindon & Wiltshire News
• Wednesday May 18 2022

Osteopath’s healthcare clinic flexes its digital muscle as website rebrand sees 93 per cent rise in enquiries

Osteopath Carl Todd is used to seeing success after working with England and Chelsea footballers, but he has been blown away by the results of a digital campaign to support his healthcare clinics.

• Swindon & Wiltshire News
• Wednesday May 18 2022

Bristol’s economy growing quickly but Reading and Swindon set to outpace in 2023, according to Powerhouse report

Economic growth in Swindon is likely to outpace that of Bristol, according to the latest UK Powerhouse Study produced by law firm Irwin Mitchell and the Centre for Economics & Business Research.

• Swindon & Wiltshire Experts
• Wednesday May 18 2022

A Jubilee Celebration and another day off, or is it? asks Rebecca Dennis of Goughs

Do employers have to honour the additional bank holiday for the Queen’s platinum jubilee? That – says Rebecca Dennis of Wiltshire law firm Goughs – depends on the contract.

• Swindon & Wiltshire News
• Tuesday May 17 2022

GDPR reforms must protect the UK’s data adequacy arrangement with the EU, warns IT body

Proposed changes to Britain’s GDPR rules, announced in the Queen’s speech, must not put the flow of data between the EU and the UK at risk, according to BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT.

• Swindon & Wiltshire Community champions
• Tuesday May 17 2022

Motor dealer Hendy supports SERV Wessex – The Blood Runners

A charity which delivers blood products, urgent samples and medication across Hampshire, East Dorset and South Wiltshire has been given a boost thanks to Salisbury-based Hendy Group, which has supplied SERV Wessex -The Blood Runners with a car for […]

• Swindon & Wiltshire Motors
• Tuesday May 17 2022

Peugeot launches 308 and 308 SW in UK

Peugeot has launched its new 308 and 308 SW in the UK.

• Swindon & Wiltshire Appointments
• Monday May 16 2022

Old Mill expands corporate finance team

Chippenham-based financial practice Old Mill has expanded its dedicated corporate finance team to further enhance its already comprehensive offering and support the firm’s overall growth plans.

• Swindon & Wiltshire News
• Friday May 13 2022

The Business Cyber Centre – a UK first – opens in Wiltshire

The UK’s first business-led cyber centre has opened in Wiltshire. The Business Cyber Centre was opened by Chippenham MP Michelle Donelan on Tuesday (May 10).

• Swindon & Wiltshire News
• Thursday May 12 2022

Purpol Marketing founder among first to be invested with post-pandemic MBE

Purpol Marketing founder Denise O’Leary was among the first people to receive royal honours at Buckingham Palace in two years.

• Swindon & Wiltshire News
• Thursday May 12 2022

Acorn Property Group buys £7 million rural Wiltshire development site

Independent housebuilder Acorn Property Group has completed on a new development site in the Wiltshire village of Urchfont.

• Swindon & Wiltshire Community champions
• Thursday May 12 2022

Amesbury company helps fuel veterans’ mental health support

An Amesbury company founded by an Afghanistan veteran has celebrated four years of trading, while supporting other veterans through donations and fundraising for Armed Forces charity Help for Heroes.

• Swindon & Wiltshire Community champions
• Thursday May 12 2022

Businesses and politicians show support for Julia’s House appeal

Businesses and politicians showed their support for the Wiltshire children’s hospice, Julia’s House, at an event hosted by Danny Kruger MP and Wadworth Brewery last week.