Hannah Baker
Business Editor at Bristol Post
South West Editor at BusinessLive UK
Regional Financial and Business Journalist at headlinemoney
Business Editor at SouthWestBusiness
Award-winning journo | SW business editor @businesslive | Also cover @bristollive @glosliveonline @somersetlive among others | Email [email protected]
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3 weeks ago |
bristolpost.co.uk | Hannah Baker |Oliver Astley
Most of the work will take place at Rolls-Royce in BristolRolls-Royce has secured a £563m contract with the Ministry of Defence to maintain and service engines for Royal Air Force Typhoon fighter jets. Much of the work on the Typhoon aircraft engines will take place at the engineering giant's defence headquarters in Bristol. The agreement will see Rolls-Royce providing maintenance and repair support to 130 EJ200 engines, supporting around 200 direct jobs in the process.
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3 weeks ago |
bristolpost.co.uk | Hannah Baker
Steak of the Art's parent company collapsed into administration last month but the Bristol site is open for businessAn embattled steak restaurant in Bristol has launched a series of deals in the hope of attracting more business after its sister site was forced to close. Steak of the Art, on Canons Way, was established by restaurateur Steve Bowen in 2012 as a dining and art gallery concept, and once had venues in Southampton, Cardiff and Bristol.
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1 month ago |
business-live.co.uk | Hannah Baker
A former Google data scientist has been named UK entrepreneur of the year at the Black Tech Achievement Awards 2025. The annual event recognises innovators and role models working in Britain's technology industry. Yomi Tejumola, founder and chief executive of AI marketing firm Algomarketing, started his company in 2017 while working as a marketing data scientist at Google.
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1 month ago |
business-live.co.uk | Hannah Baker
A steak restaurant with sites in Bristol and Cardiff has collapsed into administration. Steak of the Art is a steakhouse and art gallery concept, serving steak sourced from West Country farmers, seafood from Cornwall and other meat dishes such as lamb and game. The restaurant has two UK venues and is run by a company called Groupco Ltd under the directorship of Stephen Bowen, a former management consultant who established the business more than a decade ago.
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1 month ago |
business-live.co.uk | Hannah Baker
Bristol inventors are behind plans to collect urine from thousands of women running the London Marathon and turn it into crop-growing fertiliser. Start-up entrepreneurs Amber Probyn and Hazel McShane developed Peequal - a women's urinal - while studying at Bristol University. The pair say their invention is nearly three times faster than using a portable toilet and has previously been used at the sporting event to reduce queues.
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