Bristol

Extreme Energy Solutions' Green Cleaner Product, Extreme Kleaner Launches in Selected Food City Grocery Stores

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Wednesday, August 14, 2019
Food City, Bristol, Local government in England, Geography of England, Governance of England

BRISTOL, Tenn., Aug. 14, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Extreme Kleaner, the non-toxic biodegradable multi-purpose cleaner degreaser, by its parent company, Extreme Energy Solutions, will be available at selected Food City Grocery Stores, which are owned by parent company, K-VA-T Inc.

Key Points: 
  • BRISTOL, Tenn., Aug. 14, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Extreme Kleaner, the non-toxic biodegradable multi-purpose cleaner degreaser, by its parent company, Extreme Energy Solutions, will be available at selected Food City Grocery Stores, which are owned by parent company, K-VA-T Inc.
  • Race fans can attend the Food City Race Night, in Bristol, and grab themselves a free sample of Extreme Kleaner at the Extreme Kleaner display.
  • Both Extreme Kleaner and Food City are brands well recognized within the racing community, and we appreciate the chance to connect with the loyal Food City consumer audience," shared Samuel K. Burlum, CEO/President for Extreme Energy Solutions; parent company for Extreme Kleaner.
  • Fast forward to 2019, and Extreme Kleaner is available in over 600+ retailer locations nationwide, including selected Food City store locations.

Torchbox Transfers 100% of Business to Employee Ownership Trust in UK Agency First

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Thursday, June 27, 2019
Wagtail, Employee stock ownership plan, National Health Service, Bristol, Local government in England, Geography of England, Governance of England

BRISTOL, England, June 27, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Torchbox, a digital agency with 65 employees and offices in Bristol and Oxfordshire, has become the first digital agency in the UK to transfer 100% of its business to its employees.

Key Points: 
  • BRISTOL, England, June 27, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Torchbox, a digital agency with 65 employees and offices in Bristol and Oxfordshire, has become the first digital agency in the UK to transfer 100% of its business to its employees.
  • It created Wagtail, the popular open source CMS now used by the NHS, NASA and Google.
  • Torchbox founders Olly and Tom will be part of the Trust for five years, until their majority stake is repaid by the business.
  • Torchbox's news coincides with Employee Ownership Day 2019 , which aims to highlight the benefits of employee ownership and celebrate the successes of the UK's 300 employee owned businesses.

Crescita Therapeutics Engages Bristol Capital to Provide Investor Relations and Communications Services

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Wednesday, May 29, 2019
Economy, Finance, Money, Investment, Bristol, Investor

Bristol will provide investor relations services to Crescita, including introductions to Bristol's direct network of investment professionals, coordination of public events and proactive investor relations campaigns to increase Crescita's exposure in the investment community.

Key Points: 
  • Bristol will provide investor relations services to Crescita, including introductions to Bristol's direct network of investment professionals, coordination of public events and proactive investor relations campaigns to increase Crescita's exposure in the investment community.
  • Serge Verreault, Crescita's President and CEO stated, "We are pleased to engage Bristol Capital at this very opportune time of growth.
  • The Company and Bristol act at arm's length, and Bristol has no present interest, directly or indirectly, in the Company or its securities.
  • The fees paid by the Company to Bristol are for its services only.

First Commercial Deal at The Downs Draws Bay State Company to Maine

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Monday, April 29, 2019
Severn Beach Line, The Downs, Bristol, ESG, Bristol

Currently, EDGE Sports Group (ESG) is conducting a feasibility study to determine what type of amenities should be included within The Downs facility.

Key Points: 
  • Currently, EDGE Sports Group (ESG) is conducting a feasibility study to determine what type of amenities should be included within The Downs facility.
  • "The Town is pleased with the progress of The Downs project, particularly the accelerated pace of the non-residential buildout," says Scarborough Town Manager Tom Hall.
  • "The involvement of the Edge Sports Group and the construction of a commercial recreation center could serve as a catalyst to anchor the downtown portion of the project.
  • The company creates "sports ecosystems" that are geared to meet the unique recreational goals of communities and deliver on unmet needs.

SimCon Award Winners Finalised

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Friday, February 1, 2019
Bristol, River Avon, Bristol, UNESCO Creative Cities Network, Local government in England, Geography of England, Governance of England

BRISTOL, England, Feb. 1, 2019 /PRNewswire/ --Simwood are pleased to announce that the SimCon Award Winners for 2019 have now been finalised and will be presented by Rachel Riley at SimCon2 on the 7th February, in Bristol.

Key Points: 
  • BRISTOL, England, Feb. 1, 2019 /PRNewswire/ --Simwood are pleased to announce that the SimCon Award Winners for 2019 have now been finalised and will be presented by Rachel Riley at SimCon2 on the 7th February, in Bristol.
  • The SimCon Awards are unique in that they are designed to recognise the unsung heroes of the open source community and telecommunications industry.
  • Unlike other award winners, they have not nominated themselves, nor have they been offered opportunity to buy dinner and advertising packages before winning - we want the community to surface those who would never contemplate self-promotion and would otherwise be overlooked."
  • The SimCon Awards are open to anyone, regardless of whether a customer, and the awards ceremony will be streamed online.

Transport Committee visits Bristol to hear about health of bus services

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Monday, November 12, 2018
Transport, Land transport, Road traffic management, Bristol, River Avon, Bristol, UNESCO Creative Cities Network, Traffic congestion, Transit bus, Congestion pricing

The first public evidence session outside of Westminster, the Committee will visit Bristol where they are holding an evidence session on the health of the bus market.

Key Points: 
  • Members of the House of Commons Transport Committee are to visit Bristol to hear about bus services in the area.
  • MPs want to hear the views of local authorities about how the market works, what can be done to improve bus services and how they would like to see the future of bus services developing.
  • The main issues surrounding the use of new powers given to local authorities by the Bus Services Act 2017 will also be under consideration.
  • Many factors impact bus use congestion, competition, funding, pricing and it will good to hear how Bristol is managing these.