Tax-free motoring
Over the past couple of weeks I have been preparing P11D benefit in kind reports for various clients and as such I thought it would be worth...
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The Myths and Legend of PR
We've all heard of public relations, or at least have some awareness of what PR works to achieve. However, with so many people taking away...
Integrity is at the heart of business right now.
People who show little integrity at the start of this difficult time will not have a reputable business to go back to when it’s over – says Ruby...
Community engagement is vital for longevity
No matter how big or small, getting involved with the local community is paramount to a businesses’ longevity.
Redundancy
Businesses have faced extraordinary change over the past few months and despite the government’s furlough scheme many employers have been forced...
Getting your messaging right
As we all begin the process of returning to work, it's crucial for businesses to begin to reengage with their consumers in the right way.
Tolley's - watchmakers and jewellers
Tolley’s watchmakers and jewellers is one of Pershore’s well-established businesses on the High Street. It is a family business run by Simon...
Fruit Salad
‘Fruit Salad’ has been a feature of Pershore High Street since 1988. Its owner, Ken Felton, has had an interesting career before taking ownership...
Wellworking opens new centre in Pershore
Wellworking, the home and office furniture supplier, is opening a new centre in Pershore as part of its plans to make the town a focus of its...
Macmillan coffee morning - Masons Arms Wadborough
An abundance of homemade cakes helped raise over £600 for MacMillan at The Masons Arms, Wadborough.
Public relations advice
Take note of the top tips below and see how they can support you and your business: Define your brand personality – and don’t be afraid to use it....
Candles shine brightly this Christmas
Pershore Candles is a new business born in Pershore by local man Gary Steen. He began his business during lockdown to diversify and utilise his...
Peopleton Pantry Village Shop
Last summer, the Pantry in Peopleton announced their new ‘Green+’ agenda, which is aimed at further increasing the day to day focus on the so...
Traditional horse-drawn carriages
You have probably already witnessed a sight from yesteryear as traditional horsedrawn carriages ply the highways around Pershore. To some the...
Rimell's Tippler- A new ale is a winning bet!
The Royal Oak at Kinnersley welcomes a new ale to its stable! It is appropriately named 'Rimell’s Tippler’, after the pub’s long association with...
Warners of Upton - Meet the producers day
Since opening back in May, Warner’s Supermarkets in Upton-upon-Severn has stocked over 700 locally produced food and drink items, from over 70...
Watersedge
Watersedge on Broad Lane in Bishampton, just outside of Pershore is a private lakeside venue that has opened up its gates to boutique retreating...
A hobby develops into a business
Whilst the COVID lockdowns were a trial and tribulation for most of us, some enterprising people, like Natasha Kuiper, honed a recreational hobby,...