Insolvency specialists Benedict Mackenzie add Kung Fu master to their team
The Bristol office of business rescue and insolvency specialists Benedict Mackenzie has recruited Simon Barriball as an insolvency manager.
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Joanna Yeates: Police get extra time to question landlord
Police in Bristol have until 7pm tonight to question the landlord of murdered architect Joanna Yeates before either charging him or applying for more time to question him.
Bristol drink-drive arrests stay at 8-year low
The number of drivers arrested on suspicion of drink-drive offences in the Avon and Somerset force area is expected to stay at an eight-year low.
Joanna Yeates: Landlord arrested on suspicion of murder
Police in Bristol have arrested the landlord of Joanna Yeates on suspicion of murder, it has emerged today. Avon and Somerset police said that just after 7am
Somerset’s Superact launch £400,000 prison initiative
A West-based community interest company has joined forces with partners from across Europe to roll out an exciting new qualification into EU prisons. Superact’s success in UK prisons and the wider community led to it securing funding of £400,000 from the EU and Medicor Foundation in Lichenstein. Representatives from Portugal, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Turkey and [...]
Joanna Yeates: It was murder, Bristol police confirm
Joanna Yeates, the architect from Bristol whose body was found in Failand on Christmas Day, was murdered, police have confirmed today.
Kayla Maratty: The good, the bad and the ugly of Bristol New Year’s Eve
I was pretty damn shocked at the police treatment of one of the Bristol student protesters in particular… at least there’s a Bristol New Year to look forward to
Dec 28, 2010 | Posted in COMMENT & BLOGS | Read More »
Bristol digitals can cash in on new council website
Digital creative businesses in Bristol could cash in on part of the £800,000 set aside to build and develop the new website for Bristol City Council.
Joanna family formally identify Bristol architect’s body
The family of Joanna Yeates, the architect from Bristol who went missing more than a week ago, have formally identified the body found in Long Ashton.
Body confirmed as missing Bristol architect Joanna
The body of a woman found near Bristol yesterday has been named as Joanna Yeates, the architect who went missing from her Clifton home more than a week ago.
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