Falmouth hotel champions energy efficiency
A Falmouth hotel is believed to be the first in the county to install unique showerheads, which will save thousands of litres of water from being washed down the drain unnecessarily every year, saving them thousands of pounds in reduced water bills in the process.
Bruce Brooke-Smith 1946 – 2009
The directors and staff of Rosemullion Homes are very sad to announce that their friend and co-founder of Rosemullion Homes died on 18 February at his home in Truro.
Falmouth BID starts recruitment process
The cream of Cornwall’s marketing talent is being sought by the team behind Falmouth’s Business Improvement District.
FSB offers second chance to Beat the Crunch
Following the success of its original Beat the Crunch event in Penzance last month, the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) is repeating the exercise.
Tax deferral can ease cashflow headaches
Business owners struggling with cashflow because of the economic downturn are being reminded that they can defer payment of some taxes for as long as three years.
Constuction workloads continue to suffer
Construction workloads continued to fall sharply in the final three months of 2008 according to the RICS UK Construction Market Survey published today.
Convergence conference one year on
A major conference is taking place today marking a year since the £500 million ERDF (European Regional Development Fund) and ESF (European Social Fund) Convergence Programmes were launched in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.
SWRDA names new chairman
Sir Harry Studholme has been appointed as the next Chairman of the South West Regional Development Agency (SWRDA).
Expansion for SWBP
South West Business Partners, the west country-based business support group, has announced two new Associates in Cornwall.
Cornwall Farmers buck trend
Cornwall Farmers, a local agricultural and country stores co-operative that are open to the general public, are bucking the usual trend of cutting training budgets in times of economic recession by embarking on a major training programme, involving its 350 staff.
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