We explain G-TEM’s sustainable manufacturing model which led to them winning the Made in Britain Award.
Posts by Fiona Hughes
A lovely evening with the winners of the very last GloucestershireLive Business Awards who joined us recently for dinner to congratulate them personally.
In issue 27 our experts share insights after the Spring Budget, explain how we can help clients save time, become a gold medal winning business, improve team performance, and much more!
Here’s how a positive inclusive culture resulted in Gloucester City Homes winning the Best Place to Work Award.
With many of our senior team having started as apprentices, we mark National Apprenticeship Week, with examples of career progression for our own apprentices.
Fiona provides a summary of the discussions from a recent panel event about AI moderated by Will Abbott with Rob Case as a panellist.
In issue 26 our experts share insights after the Autumn Statement, discuss AI, explain how we help clients achieve their end goal and much more!
A summary of the 25th annual awards ceremony with photos and details of all the winners.
On the 7th September, the Finalists joined us at our Chargrove House office for an evening of recognition and networking, with drinks and canapes.
Our annual quiz held jointly with WSP solicitors was supported by 22 teams and raised a fabulous £2400 for charity.
By signing up to the Menopause Workplace Pledge we are committed to making Randall & Payne a supportive and understanding place for employees going through the menopause.
In issue 25 our experts share advice and examples of how we have helped clients to demonstrate how we achieve success for both their business and for them.
The main event will celebrate innovation, entrepreneurship, technology and creativity – here’s how you can take part in the county’s biggest business celebration.
Clare Seed won Local Business Hero for the Public Hearts Defibrillator Campaign which is a not-for-profit community plan to raise awareness and numbers of lifesaving defibs in Cheltenham.
On Wednesday 8 March, our 28 fantastic firewalkers, including a few of our own staff, handled the heat at the Maggie’s Firewalk and felt a great sense of achievement as a result.
Spirax Sarco demonstrated they are pushing the corporate boundaries of conventional CSR to make it more inclusive and to educate and support the companies they interact with.
How Kalex Films based in the Forest of Dean grabbed the attention of the judges and won Gloucestershire Live Start-up Business of the year.