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50 Gloucestershire businesses with impressive employee growth - Vimarsana News

50 Gloucestershire businesses with impressive employee growth

Creating exciting job opportunities for communities across the county, SoGlos rounds up a whopping 50 Gloucestershire business showing impressive employee growth, from global giants to new start-ups and local independents.

Source: soglos.com
Multi-million pound merger of schoolwear firms made possible by Hazlewoods - - Vimarsana News

Multi-million pound merger of schoolwear firms made possible by Hazlewoods -

Two major British suppliers of school uniforms have joined forces to create a near £50 million turnover firm in a deal made possible by a Gloucestershire firm of business advisors.

Source: soglos.com
Judges decide finalists for SoGlos Gloucestershire Business Awards 2022 - - Vimarsana News

Judges decide finalists for SoGlos Gloucestershire Business Awards 2022 -

The judges have met, the decisions have been made and we can now reveal the list of the finalists for the SoGlos Gloucestershire Business Awards 2022.

Source: soglos.com
Made in Stroud reveals partnership with Sibling Distillery and Dunkertons Cider - - Vimarsana News

Made in Stroud reveals partnership with Sibling Distillery and Dunkertons Cider -

One of the Five Valley’s most iconic businesses, Made in Stroud, is about to unveil an exciting new partnership with two of Gloucestershire’s best-known drinks makers.

Source: soglos.com
Gloucester BID wins second term and promises to invest £2 million in the city - - Vimarsana News

Gloucester BID wins second term and promises to invest £2 million in the city -

Powerful business group Gloucester BID has won a second five-year term, which will give it an estimated £400,000 a year to invest in promoting and improving the city.

Source: soglos.com