Cornwall Businnes

The fleet of a Cornish fishing dynasty has been re-joined by its latest crabber, fresh from a major re-fit at Mylor Yacht Harbour

Student Alex Broadley has success in his pocket after launching a wallets company.

Cornwall Chamber of Commerce has revealed details of a Festival of Business next year.

Falmouth Harbour Commissioners (FHC), the statutory body responsible for managing Falmouth Harbour, has revealed extensive plans to enhance stakeholder engagement.

Episode 8 of Angels Talking features Paul Trudgian of Fish for Thought, which supplies both restaurants and retail customers with fresh, local seafood.

Automation will be the theme of the next Future Focus event, at St Austell Conference Centre.

Leading professional services firm, Bishop Fleming, has been awarded Gold status by the independent customer services agency, Investor in Customers (IIC), in its latest survey of clients and people.

Cornwall Chamber of Commerce conducted a piece of research with its members earlier this year and uncovered a resounding theme around businesses’ need for improved communications around Brexit.

A Cornish distillery has just launched the latest addition to its range of British rums.

A design studio from St Austell has been named as one of the world’s best employers by a global organisation for the second year running.

The Isles of Scilly’s latest Visitor Survey has revealed a growing demand for short breaks, particularly amongst first time visitors to the islands and particularly during the shoulder seasons (March, April, May, September and October).

Pendennis has won a contract to build its second custom Hoek Truly Classic 128’ sailing yacht.

Local children’s clothes company, Frugi, has introduced its new charity partners as part of the Little clothes BIG change initiative.

More than 100 GP surgeries in Wales have chosen Microtest as supplier for their clinical IT systems.

The Cornwall Chamber of Commerce has appointed a new business administration apprentice.

Technology is booming UK wide, and Cornwall is no exception. The Trade Horizons Roadshow has only a few tickets left before it’s at capacity. Don’t miss this opportunity.

Local businesses on the Isles of Scilly have been reaffirming their support for the proposed Penzance Heliport.

Sally Heard, CEO of the School for Social Entrepreneurs Cornwall (SSE), has returned from delivering SSE’s first international programme for female social entrepreneurs in the United Arab Emirates.

A Cornish surf school based in Polzeath featured in The Guardian's top 10 for the best surfing schools in the world.

Truro and Penwith College is representing the south west in a bid for a £25 million pound investment to create a South West Institute of Technology, led by the University of Exeter.