Business Cornwall

The A&P Group is gearing up for a major stake in the burgeoning marine renewable energy industry.

A St Austell-based firm of accountants has further illustrated its growing commitment to supporting local community projects.

Classic Cottages has taken delivery of a new fleet of cars from neighbour Helston Garages.

Blue Fish has been named regional distributor of the year by the Promotional Merchandise Trade Associate (PROMOTA).

Cornwall Councillors have recommended that the new Isles of Scilly ferry terminal should be sited at Penzance’s Battery Rocks.

St Austell’s new shopping centre has won the national retail BREEAM Award at the annual sustainability awards ceremony at the Eco Build conference.

The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) has welcomed Truro-based marketer Sam Hearn onto its south west regional board.

Last month Business Cornwall hosted a Round Table Business Debate at the Eden Project with the past four overall winners of the Cornwall Business Awards. Directors Lucy Jewson (Frugi), Clive Woodward (Bott UK), Richard Bland (Composite Integration) and Angus Clark (TJ International) joined Business Cornwall's editorial director Nick Eyriey to discuss a range of topics pertinent to the local economy, and also how winning the Cornwall Business Awards has impacted on their businesses.

One of Cornwall’s leading design agencies has had two pieces of work shortlisted in this year’s Media Innovation Awards, which celebrate excellence in screen-based media and design across the south west.

Truro-based Laurence Associates joined exhibitors and delegates at the national Eco-Build conference in London recently to further its credibility in providing environmentally responsible and ecologically beneficial development solutions.