A free confidence boosting and informative Creative arts & advice week is running from May 19-23 at the University of Bath's Oakfield Campus in Swindon.
Brewin Dolphin, the UK's largest independent provider of private client investment management and financial planning services with an office in Marlborough, has warned investors to be on their guard against so-called boiler room' fraud following revelations by BBC's Working Lunch programme that more than 500 Spanish could be currently targeting the UK.
Beer connoisseurs in Marlborough and Cirencester will be amongst the first to get their hands on a new bottled premium ale that sees corroboration between two of Lancashire's most famous names.
UK Trade & Investment and the Regional Language Network South West are holding a free event to introduce businesses to the high growth markets of Malaysia and Singapore.
National Savings and Investments is to roll out its marketing of Premium Bonds and inflation-beating savings to WHSmith Travel stores from next week, following an earlier launch in 400 of WHSmith's High Street stores across Great Britain.
While the fall-out from uncertainty in the financial markets continues to ripple through the international economy, Cattles Invoice Finance is advising UK companies to consider its unexpected advantages.
The British Property Federation hascalled on the government to make better use of the Enhanced Capital Allowances scheme, designed to reimburse landlords for greening existing buildings.
Thames Valley businesses will address the major issues impacting upon Slough's property and construction sector, at the Slough Property Forum's quarterly meeting, to be held at Landmark Place, Slough on May 28.
The Forum of Private Business is responding to the Competition Commission's assertion that independent shops are not in terminal decline as a result of large supermarkets' dominance of the groceries market, by pointing to evidence suggesting that the opposite is true.
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