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£1,000 has been donated to two community organisations in Greenbank, Bristol through the first funding awards of 'Sweet Support'; a £5,000 community investment pot made available as part of work on the £28m residential development of The Chocolate Factory.
Expert property lawyers are advising developers to act on cladding issues now to avoid the risk of paying out millions of pounds.
Community groups in the Greenbank area of Bristol are being encouraged to apply for one of several special grants available before the deadline for the first round of entries closes at the end of the month.
Law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has appointed a new senior associate to its contentious construction team.
Bristol Music Trust have announced the appointment of an award-winning Bristol artist and curator as creative producer to lead a key part of their National Lottery supported Lantern Project.
Residential and commercial estate agents have been appointed by Generator South West for the greatly anticipated Greenbank development, The Chocolate Factory, which is all set to launch this Autumn.
The community of Greenbank, Bristol is set to benefit from financial investment from local firm Sweet Construct as part of a new initiative that will help fund local community groups and projects in the area.
“Alternative residential” schemes are unlikely to contribute to a significant increase in the housing supply without major change in the sector, according to a new report from international legal practice Osborne Clarke.
The highly anticipated new development, The Chocolate Factory in Greenbank, has officially opened its Visitor Centre.
The team behind The Chocolate Factory development in Greenbank has leant its support to a local community arts project aimed at empowering Bristol’s young people.
Bristol Bridge will close to general traffic next month as part of work to improve air quality and make it easier for people to catch the bus, walk and cycle in the city centre.
After an absence of 14 years the Osmond Tricks name has returned to Bristol, formed by four directors (two from the original company) together with a group of highly experienced and talented property professionals.
A new quarterly magazine is being launched in the South West to support the region’s building, construction and plant industry.
