Business Cornwall

Pirate FM has been named one of the best places to work, after parent company UKRD was awarded three stars in the Best Companies Accreditation 2010.

Camborne-based Go Create Design has extended its portfolio to include a dedicated website management service for local businesses.

Cornish Olympic rower Ed Coode MBE has returned to his roots by taking up a position at his family’s law firm, Coodes Solicitors.

Falmouth-based design and build company 20/20 has joined forces with international manufacturing giant Yamazaki Mazak to create a new exhibition centre at its European headquarters in Worcester.

So it would appear that the proposed new Penzance ferry terminal may not be dead in the water after all. During a Cabinet meeting on Monday, Cornwall Council officers recommended that “every effort” be made to secure planning permission for the original project to build on Battery Rocks, despite being thrown out by councillors shortly before Christmas.

Local radio station Pirate FM is launching an on-line auction appeal to raise money for the Disaster Emergency Committee’s Haiti appeal under the name “Hope for Haiti”.

One of the south west’s leading recycling companies has appointed four new specialist advisers to help businesses keep on top of their legal obligations.

A Cornish Chiropractic practice, which has been praised for its customer service, is gearing up for the New Year after expanding its team.

From yacht fenders to buggy blankets, Cornish products and services could soon be making a bigger splash on the world stage – after 13 ambitious businesses took part in an innovative masterclass on global marketing.

A Cornish businessman who has developed a programme to teach school pupils about website development has been recognised for his work.