Bristol Concorde charity determined to build museum
The charity leading the project to create a permanent home for Concorde at Bristol says it is still confident despite the Heritage Lottery Fund turning down a bid.
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Bristol News Wire……….. Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Bringing you a round-up of the top headlines from around Bristol this morning
King Sturge partners shared windfall after Jones Lang LaSalle takeover
The nine Bristol-based partners of property consultants King Sturge could potentially each be at least £1m better off today as a result of a £197m takeover of their firm by rival Jones Lang LaSalle, the global commercial real estate consultancy.
Bristol restaurant owners urged to prepare for tax clampdown
Restaurant owners in Bristol should start making sure their affairs are in order ahead of a clamp down on tax evasion in the region, warns accountants Saffery Champness.
Bristol Social Media All Stars: Our nomination for this month… Pear Cafe
This blog is the first in a series to celebrate “Bristol’s Social Media All Stars” and share best practice from this leading digital and social city. Our nomination this month: Pear Cafe
Kevin Cox: Essential tips for moving out of a student house
So the exams are over, and now it’s time to move on. But when it comes to moving out of your student house, just like your study plan, you need a plan.
Richard Foote: Review of Virtua Tennis 4
Get out your strawberries and cream and crack out the Robinson’s, because it’s time for Virtua Tennis 4. One of the most fun and easy to play tennis games to date
Top 5 ski holidays in Europe
Just to give you a few hints and tips and make sure you’re getting what you really want from your break away.
Stokes Croft artists showcase of new exhibition space
The quartet includes a police constable for 30 years, a political artist, an award winning vegan chef and a businessman-turned poet.
Live opera on the big screen in Bristol
Ballet will be shown in the heart of the city tomorrow when a Royal Opera House performance of Manon will be beamed from Covent Garden on to the big screen in Millennium Square.
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