Committed to making Banbury Age Friendly
Following last year’s launch event, Age Friendly Banbury is strengthening our commitment to making Banbury become one of Britain’s first age-friendly towns.
Daily news and press releases from members, guest writers and the B4 team.
Following last year’s launch event, Age Friendly Banbury is strengthening our commitment to making Banbury become one of Britain’s first age-friendly towns.
Tax experts have said the “digitisation” of Britain’s tax regime has opened the doors for scammers to take advantage of gaps in HMRC’s technology.
Blake Morgan has been recognised once again as one of the UK’s top firms for family law.
We provide a leading Book Scanning Service in Oxfordshire and the UK. From a single book or a library our technicians can support all your orders.
The Intellectual Property Office has partnered with Oxfordshire Local Enterprise Partnership to create new business support job role – application window now open
Anderson Law LLP, a leading intellectual property (IP) firm providing expert legal advice to businesses and research communities, has established new offices at Howbery Business Park.
We have upgraded our cine film transfer services to offer an even higher and more archival service for our clients.
Summer is on the horizon, and with it comes Oxfordshire’s biggest business event bringing together the county’s best and brightest for a full day, thought-provoking event that helps you, as an Oxfordshire based organisation, to “Unlock Your Business Growth”.
Blenheim is inviting entrepreneurs and new businesses to take part in a start-up scheme aimed at boosting their chances of success.
Experts at Whitley Stimpson, one of the largest independent accountancy practices in the area, are keen to highlight that the HMRC is not always right when it comes to important issues surrounding small businesses, freelancers, and the off-payroll working (IR35) tax rules.
As well as a selection of modern meeting rooms, Horticulture House offers two rooms specifically designed to accommodate training.
Blenheim is inviting entrepreneurs and new businesses to take part in a start-up scheme aimed at boosting their chances of success.
Ian Parker has been made director at chartered accountants and business advisers Whitley Stimpson.
Blenheim is working with an Oxfordshire-based farming charity to host working visits for people with learning disabilities and autism.
Saïd Business School’s naming founder, Wafic Saïd, today signed a Deed of Gift for £15M to support the redevelopment of Oxford’s Osney Power Station into the Global Leadership Centre, a new teaching and residential facility for the School’s prestigious executive education programmes.