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  • Guildford’s innovators celebrated at awards night
    9th December 2019

    Guildford’s dynamic innovators were recognised at the Innovation Awards ceremony at the Harbour Hotel last night. The annual awards celebrate inspirational innovation across a broad spectrum of sectors in the borough – building upon the theme of supporting Science, Technology, Engineering

  • Weak GDP Growth Forecast For 2020 As Business Investment Falls
    9th December 2019

      UK economic growth in 2020 is forecast to slow to its weakest rate since the financial crisis as higher government spending struggles to offset falling business investment, weakening net trade and sluggish consumer spending.  GDP growth is forecast to

  • 6 Tips for finding the right developer for your next project
    5th December 2019

    We’ve all probably heard tales from friends and colleagues about a “project from hell”, be it a new website or software project that’s gone wrong. Something that ends up not delivering on the requirements and usually well over time &

  • Stag Print wins national award
    5th December 2019

      Surrey-based print and packaging company, Stag Print, is celebrating winning the Solutions for Packaging award at the national Solutions Awards 2019. Organised by Earth Island Publishing and held at the Café de Paris in London in November, the event

  • Teacher mounts silent appeal for a good cause
    4th December 2019

    Pupils at a Walton school were tickled to discover their teacher had vowed to remain silent for a day – and then the fun began. The attempt by Shellie Bradford to keep schtum from the morning bell to going home

  • Wellbeing Centre’s welcome to all
    4th December 2019

    An improved range of opportunities for patients and carers from across the community, is now available at the Princess Alice Hospice Wellbeing Centre. The Wellbeing Centre, based at the Hospice in Esher, brings together a range of specialised outpatient services

  • Guildford School of Acting tackles discrimination and prejudice in new Anne Frank production
    2nd December 2019

    Guildford School of Acting (GSA) students at the University of Surrey are tackling the important topic of prejudice and discrimination in a haunting new adaption of The Diary of Anne Frank from 11 – 14 December. The GSA production of

  • Top 10 Tips for Renting Office Space
    29th November 2019

      Take the stress out of leasing office space with our handy top 10 tips by Benn Dickinson, Leasing Surveyor, Orbit Developments Southern Ltd. 1. Location This will be your most important consideration when looking to rent office space. You

  • Manor Collection has a successful evening at The Surrey Business Awards!
    29th November 2019

    On Thursday 21st November, the team at Manor Collection had a successful evening at The Surrey Business Awards. The Awards are organised and hosted by The Surrey Chambers and Platinum Publishing and this was the second year they have taken

  • British Cycling and SweetSpot Group unveil new 10-year Tour of Britain partnership
    29th November 2019

    British Cycling and SweetSpot are delighted to announce a new 10-year partnership between the organisations which will see SweetSpot continue to deliver the Tour of Britain, the UK’s most prestigious cycle race, for the next decade. The Tour of Britain

  • Moore Kingston Smith’s annual Charity Quiz Night raises £2,500 for Mind and Rockinghorse
    28th November 2019

      The Moore Kingston Smith Charity Quiz which took place on the 14 November at the Arora Hotel in Gatwick, raised £1,250 each for Mind and Rockinghorse. Representatives from each charity took part in the 21st annual quiz, along with

  • British Firms Hit By Power Cuts Even As Electricity Demand Set To Rise
    29th November 2019

      Businesses are hampered by an unreliable electricity supply according to a survey of more than 1,000 business leaders published today by British Chambers of Commerce and Drax. One third (33 per cent) of UK businesses have experienced electricity outages in