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Discover how pioneering women across the South West are challenging bias, breaking barriers and shaping the future of STEM. For International Women’s Day 2026, we highlight their experiences, achievements and call for greater support, visibility and equality for the next generation of innovators.
Mark Williams
6 March, 2026
Business West
The ATA Carnet Scheme has been suspended in Mexico, effective from 2 March 2026.
Fiona Parsons
5 March, 2026
Business West
Discover how small businesses can use digital tools to build stronger customer relationships. From deeper insights and personalised communication to vibrant online communities and better support, learn how technology helps you stay close to your customers, earn their trust and drive long‑term growth.
Mark Williams
5 March, 2026
Business West
Generative AI promises to transform business as profoundly as the early Internet. We spoke to Spark AI founders Jules Love and Emma Wharton Love about how companies can move beyond experimentation, close the confidence gap, and unlock real growth through practical, creative AI adoption.
Joshua Porter
2 March, 2026
Business West
Business West's latest Quarterly Economic Survey points to a cautious end to 2025 for South West businesses. While some firms see growth opportunities, amidst weakening demand, softer investment and persistent cost pressures, conditions remain subdued entering 2026.
Gustavo Guntren
27 February, 2026
Business West
Search engine optimisation (SEO) has long been considered fundamental to successful digital marketing, fuelled in no small way by Google’s meteoric rise to prominence in the early noughties.
Mark Williams
26 February, 2026
Business West
Senior HR leaders came together at a recent Bristol Initiative roundtable to consider a question that is becoming harder to ignore: what does wellbeing really mean for organisational performance?
Amy Joyce
25 February, 2026
Business West
Rapid shifts in US tariff policy are creating fresh uncertainty for UK exporters. With new levies imposed, further hikes possible and long-term decisions still unclear, businesses face rising costs and unstable trading conditions as government and industry push for clarity and support.
Fiona Parsons
24 February, 2026
Business West
Swindon is ready and able to play a central role in delivering growth across the Oxford-Cambridge corridor and the wider Thames Valley, the Government’s Science Minister has been told.
Matt Griffith
20 February, 2026
Business West
