Bristol: keeping pace with a changing world

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Bristol, England, ranks first among preferred relocation destinations. The city has benefited from privatization of its docks which has raised 36 million pounds sterling. Dock traffic has been increased and the success of the venture has been followed by joint ventures between private and public sectors. Northern Bristol was boosted by the setting up of Bristol Parkway and the M4 and M5 road links. The central shopping area may be affected by relocation by John Lewis to cribbs Causeway from the center.

Professionals are quietly confident

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Accountancy firms in Bristol, England, are increasingly retaining local business rather than losing it to London firms. Law firms in Bristol are also attracting work from outside the region. There are two venture capital offices in Bristol, NatWest Ventures and 3i. The city aims to ranks second among UK financial services centers. This means expansion to draw in business from outside. Business and political connections are improving and this could boost corporate activity in the city.

Venture Capital Companies, Miscellaneous Intermediation, Accounting & Auditing Services, Accounting, Tax Preparation, Bookkeeping, and Payroll Services, Accounting firms, Accounting services

Industrial diversity

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Bristol, England, benefits from a wide range of industry and companies located in Bristol include Spandex, Alexandra Workwear and Division Group. The Port of Bristol, built by the City Council, has been privatized and is run by the Bristol Port Company. The port is the biggest UK car importer and is well located near two major motorways, the M4 and M5. Division Group is a computer systems company which has links with the University of the West of England.

Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries