News from the house — the restoration, the rooms, the programme, and our members in the press.
The RestorationHow membership is funding the careful refurbishment of a landmark Georgian building.
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Our fleet member argues that FM contracts are kept or lost in the months between tenders, and that fleet data should be part of the proof.
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The Bristol accountants point to April 2027 as the date company cars, vans and medical benefits move into real-time payroll reporting.
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With the Budget days away, our members at Milsted Langdon advise preparation over speculation.
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The Bristol accountancy's forensic director sets out what owners should expect as scrutiny of family wealth structures grows.
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Forensic Director James Hardy on a Financial Remedies Court ruling, and why bank statements so often tell the story.
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The Bristol-rooted accountancy firm bolsters its audit and assurance team with a specialist in large group audits.
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The Bristol accountancy argues that good financial information is a business's best defence when trouble arrives.
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The Bristol accountancy sets out the habits that keep wages safe when income wobbles.
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The B2B eCommerce agency adds procurement-system integration to what it offers manufacturers and distributors.
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With smaller charities still spending more than they receive, the firm sets out what trustees should consider.
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Corsham House and the wider practice are recognised across partnerships, transformation, consultancy and sustainability.
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A senior appointment marks the next step for the young Bristol practice, barely a year after its launch.
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Meeting and collaboration space created within an open-plan office, with natural light preserved.
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The Berkeley Square accountants set out how data matching is prompting compliance checks even where returns are correct.
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AccountingWEB reports that the firm won the large-firm tax category at the profession's annual awards night at the Roundhouse.
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As the colder months arrive, the firm sets out why employees powering through sickness can cost a business more than sick days themselves.
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The leasing specialist considers how new public-sector procurement rules raise the bar for evidence from FM subcontractors and their vehicles.
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Our fleet-management member reads Serco's own numbers for a lesson smaller operators can use.
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A timely steer from our accountancy member as the rate ticks up to 2.9 per cent.
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Our fleet and FM member reads what the GCA's latest framework means for the sector.
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A reminder from our accountancy member that not all gifts count against the estate.
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A timely note on social media and AI financial advice, ahead of the Autumn Budget.
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New statutory guidance on premises security prompts a practical look at what it means for vehicles and sites.
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Jess joins the B2B eCommerce agency as Strategic Consultant, bringing a decade of in-house transformation work.
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Reading a new industry analysis of the mechanical and electrical sector through a fleet manager's eyes.
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A timely note on whether keeping staff is cheaper than replacing them.
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Five years of sector growth is putting fresh pressure on catering fleets — and on the data behind them.
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Our accountancy member's forensic team flags one of divorce's most overlooked assets.
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Our fleet member reads what a digital-platform leadership hire means for connected FM operations.
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Our accountancy member reads the new cap on Agricultural Property Relief, and how to avoid a forced sale of land or machinery.
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Our property member's year-end review finds a market of consolidation — and the patient buyer rewarded once again.
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A fresh insight piece from Bluepoppy argues that reliable connectivity, not headline technology, increasingly decides whether facilities management actually delivers.
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A new guide from the B2B eCommerce agency shows how development work already under way may qualify for valuable tax relief.
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Another beat in the facilities sector's season of change, as one of the UK's largest FM providers settles its senior team.
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A timely nudge as the Self Assessment window edges closer for anyone earning outside their main job.
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Our fleet member reads why hot-weather failures are rarely about the heat itself.
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A clear-eyed warning from our accountancy member on where well-meaning employers still slip up.
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Our accountancy member sets out what tougher holiday pay enforcement from 2027 will mean for employers.
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Our fleet and FM specialists weigh what a senior appointment at one of the sector's giants says about where corporate services are heading.
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The firm's Payroll Manager takes the honour outright, a step on from July's shortlisting.
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Our accountancy member sets out the choices ahead as new reporting thresholds double for charity trustees.
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Our fleet member reads what an orderly CEO handover at a national plant-hire firm says about resilience in FM services.
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Forensic Partner Roger Isaacs weighs the evidence behind a closely watched US maintenance ruling.
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A multi-brand 'Brand House' refit becomes Bluepoppy's cue to consider what dealership design says about where vehicle retail is heading.
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Our fleet member on what a refreshed government framework means for supplier fleets.
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A clear-eyed guide from our accountancy member to the pension, ISA and Inheritance Tax reforms reshaping later-life planning.
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New client Maxinity Software, steady progress at Wards Yate and TRG, and a summer of school refurbishments for our fit-out member.
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Our property member takes stock of the modernised Charities Act regime, and what it has taught trustees so far.
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A senior hire at the charging giant becomes the occasion for Bluepoppy to consider where EV infrastructure is heading next.
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A new insight from the Taunton-based accountants weighs efficiency against the etiquette of hospitality and service businesses.
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A fresh insight from Bluepoppy Solutions on why facilities teams are rethinking how fleet and contractor vehicles move across their sites.
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Forensic Partner Roger Isaacs weighs in on America's costliest ongoing divorce battle and what it reveals about the rules of evidence.
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The Berkeley Square agency sponsored the Bristol City legends' shirts at Ashton Gate in support of a cause close to the city's heart.
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Our accountancy member reads the Supreme Court's BlueCrest decision, and what it means for firms structured as partnerships.
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Our fleet member makes the case that a manager's competence matters as much as the vehicles themselves.
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Our accountancy member reads the truce in a boardroom dispute that pitted a founder against his own son.
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Our property member reads why the first quarter still rewards the unhurried country-house buyer.
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As return-to-office mandates bite, our fleet member reads what it means for company cars and grey-fleet risk.
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Our property member reads how 2026's lease terms, not the headline rent, now decide the negotiation.
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Forensic Partner Roger Isaacs on a Court of Appeal retrial, and why tracing money to its true owner matters.
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A timely nudge from our accountancy member: the sums for the festive season are worth doing in August.
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Senior Tax Manager Zoe Chandler sets out why a pension can do more for an estate than simply fund retirement.
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New research finds rural estates rival London for the sheer difficulty of untangling a settlement.
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Our resident B2B eCommerce specialists trace stalled rollouts back to the meeting sales was never invited to.
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Our fleet and FM specialists weigh what the withdrawal of a familiar compliance platform means for operators.
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Sound counsel from our accountancy member for companies crossing the audit threshold.
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Our fleet and mobility member reads the shift in how public contracts will be awarded.
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A patient note from our property member on the questions to ask before the planning officer does.
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A characteristically clear-eyed note from the Westbury-on-Trym practice on proposals to move Income Tax Self Assessment closer to real time.
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The AI adoption consultancy launches the Data Readiness Score, a no-cost maturity audit aimed squarely at SME operators.
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The fleet and FM specialists weigh a possible merger of two of the sector's giants, and what consolidation does to everyone else's negotiating hand.
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The firm's forensic team unpicks the most significant overhaul of confiscation proceedings in years.
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New Forrester research commissioned by Sana Commerce finds 7 in 10 organisations say buyers skip digital channels at the moment they are ready to buy.
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Twelve months on from launch, the Berkeley Square practice takes stock of a first year well spent.
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Calm counsel for businesses facing another season of economic uncertainty.
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"Bristol's leading independent wine merchant" adds a local producer's Pet Nat and Amber wines to its shelves.
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On 21 August, guests at Bristol Harbour Hotel are promised an AI agent live on their calls before they leave the table.
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A practical note for firms taking on their first employees or construction subcontractors.
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The firm's Assistant Payroll Manager is a finalist for the Emerging Leader Award at the 2026 Association of Bureau Managers Awards.
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The practice tours a Grade II listed landmark it has helped transform into a wine-led townhouse for the Beckford Group.
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A scheme with Morgan Civil and Structural on the team takes the Michelmores award.
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A returning client's reception and stairwell transformed, with acoustic oak panelling throughout.
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Roof works are under way on the firm's major residential renovation, with a traditional cut timber roof taking shape.
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With the first quarterly MTD update due on 7 August, the firm's advisers set out precisely what to report — and how.
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The Berkeley Square practice is on course for full B Corp certification by the end of 2026.
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From Yate to South Wales, our fit-out members open Q3 at full tilt.
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A three-building fire alarm upgrade delivered in two weeks, not eight — as told by the trade press.
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The Clifton Village wine merchant features in the magazine's 'My Bristol' series.
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The Bristol fit-out specialist announces Otto Avent as Managing Director.
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A timely client briefing on the extra Self Assessment reporting arriving for 2025/26.
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Our accountancy member shortlisted in the Financial category at the 2026 Bath Life Awards.
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Digital Commerce 360 places our resident B2B eCommerce specialists among the field's best.
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A national honour for the harbour's electric narrowboat, on her ninetieth anniversary.
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Fresh faces on the team as the fit-out member's landmark hangar project comes in to land.
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The harbour's original boat tour joins Brunel's SS Great Britain for a summer on the water.
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A three-day, fully wireless fire system install — no closures, no fuss.
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The firm joins the finalists at the 2026 Accounting Excellence Awards.
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Bristol's autonomous-communications house wins major UK backing as it launches its enterprise platform.
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Estates Gazette marks another measured step for the practice that shares the No.20 address.
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The eCommerce house shares a project shortlisted for a national award.
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The Bristol practice's Rawlings HQ is honoured among the South of England and South Wales's best workplaces.
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A top individual honour for the firm at the 2025 Accounting Excellence Awards.
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A quiet milestone for our business-development member, two years on from founding.
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St Dunstan's House has been shortlisted in the RTPI South West Awards 2026.
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Why public-sector facilities contracts increasingly turn on fleet efficiency and emissions data.
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Morgan Lambert and Qualitas Compliance join the group, deepening its compliance expertise.
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The agency's verdict on the inaugural B2B eCommerce World UK & Europe 2026.
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The Bristol engineers co-host a Women in Property South West site visit to Baily's Buildings.
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A CAT A+ completion at Bull Wharf, fresh projects under way, and an awards nomination.
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The design-led contractor announces a new refurbishment in the city.
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The site-inspection consultancy widens its reach with the acquisition of Align Building Control.
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Our accountancy member's Senior Tax Manager takes one of the profession's most coveted honours.
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Our site-inspection member takes its next step alongside an international assurance group.
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Two wins at the Constructing Excellence in Wales Awards for our multi-disciplinary member.
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Our accountancy member helping a sector come together at Bath Racecourse.
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A national tax award for one of our members' rising talents.
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A No.20 Berkeley Square Business Club afternoon, through a member's eyes.
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Desks by the day and rooms by the hour are now bookable for members.
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Our B2B eCommerce member — a near neighbour on the square — front-of-shirt for a cause that matters.
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A landmark fit-out taking shape for our interiors member.
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Bath Races Ladies Day, Breakfast on the Boat and the No.20 Regatta lead the calendar.
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A member putting its support behind Bristol sport, on and off the pitch.
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The eighteenth-century architecture behind one of Bristol's most storied addresses.
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Recognition for our architect member's Rawlings & Son and 'Stacked Up' projects.
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Portraits, a chandelier and deep chairs — the social heart of the house takes shape.
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A timely note from our chartered-accountant member on the 2027 payroll changes.
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