
Milan Perera
Business Reporter at Bristol 24/7
Business Reporter at Bristol24/7| Winner of Bristol SU:50 Most Influential Award| Former Deputy Editor at Epigram| Triple SPA National Awards nominee
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6 days ago |
bristol247.com | Milan Perera
A Bristol-based burger restaurant, which won the National Burger Awards in 2019, has teamed up with a celebrated craft brewery. Under this new partnership, Squeezed will serve its much-loved burgers and fries from a permanent kitchen at the Wiper and True taproom in Old Market. Founded by Alex Hayes in 2017 at Gaol Ferry Steps in Wapping Wharf, Squeezed began its journey in a refitted shipping container and quickly established itself as a staple of Bristol’s food scene.
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1 week ago |
bristol247.com | Milan Perera
Bristol businesses aiming to reduce hard-to-recycle waste and enhance sustainability are to get a helping hand from a new collaboration. The family-run waste management firm Grundon has launched RecyclePlus, a service designed to tackle three waste streams that are traditionally difficult to recycle—compostables, paper towels, and coffee cups. The initiative is especially relevant for companies in the hospitality sector.
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1 week ago |
bristol247.com | Milan Perera
Immersive Arts, an initiative led by UWE Bristol, has supported around 83 artist-led projects in its inaugural round of funding. The funding package, worth £1.2m, will be distributed among the selected projects across the UK, including several based in the West Country. This multi-institutional initiative is spearheaded by UWE Bristol, with its main hub at Pervasive Media Studio in Watershed serving as executive producer.
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1 week ago |
bristol247.com | Milan Perera
It is perhaps the most exciting new sport in the world right now. Even sporting superstars Lionel Messi, Serena Williams, Cristiano Ronaldo and David Beckham have taken it up. Invented in 1969, in Mexican tycoon Enrique Corcuera’s back garden, Padel is now enjoying a renaissance. According to the Lawn Tennis Association, around 500 padel courts have sprung up in the UK since 2020. One of them is Rocket Padel, based in St Anne’s, which is now the largest padel centre in the UK.
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bristol247.com | Milan Perera
It is said the future of the Fourth Industrial Revolution lies in emerging tech spinouts. Bristol tech start-ups entered the new year on the back of a £300m funding vehicle unveiled by professor Patrick Vallance, minister for science, research and innovation, at Bristol Technology Festival. Prime minister Keir Starmer outlining plans to make the UK an AI superpower chimed perfectly with the completion of the second phase of Bristol supercomputer Isambard-AI this year.
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