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In this episode, we hear from Ian Harvey, head of the Institute of Place Management, who recently visited Wellington and took part in debates with a wide range of local stakeholders.
The visit was organised by Sally Themans, Good2Great placemaker and the leader of Love Wellington, who said she was delighted with the day’s success.
We also hear from Councillor Antony Lowe, a founding volunteer of Wellington Cycle Delivery Service and Kate Gittins, Manager at Market Drayton and Ellesmere markets, who was also at the event.
This Shropshire Business Podcast episode covers local economic resilience, commercial property trends with James Evans from Halls, and key business updates.
In this edition of the Shropshire Business Podcast, Chris chats to Helen Pugh, founder of Ablepreneurs and now National Ablepreneurs Day, which takes place on Wednesday, 16th September.
In this episode of the Shropshire Business Podcast, hosts Carl Jones and Chris Pritchard discuss Shropshire Live's DAB expansion and artificial intelligence.
Carl visits Shuker Building & Development in Shrewsbury for a chat with Commercial Director Robert Parry and Managing Director Mike Shuker.
Carl also chats with Paul and Jeannie McGillivray, founders of Remote, about their new secret project: Autm.ai. Developed over 14 months, Autm.ai sits on top of existing business software (like CRMs, email, and Google Drive) to centralise internal knowledge, track leads, and carry out automated tasks via AI workflows.
In this episode, Carl chats with David Smith, owner of Shropshire IT Recycling, and Chris visits the newly opened Henley Padel in Shrewsbury to chat with one of its owners, Luke Henley.
In this episode of The Shropshire Business Podcast, Carl sits down and talks all things renewables with Joe Collison from Renewable Electrical Specialists - CES.
Carl Jones is flying solo on this edition of the podcast.
In this episode, we celebrate some of Shropshire’s standout businesses and local talent following the Shropshire Chamber Business Awards.
Company of the Year: We hear from the team at Fowler & Gilbert to discuss their massive win and what's driving their success.
Best Small Business: Chris heads down to the bustling Shrewsbury Food Festival to chat with Beth Heath of Shropshire Festivals about taking home the Best Small Business award.
In this episode, Carl heads to the Wellington Orbit to check out their highly anticipated Phase 2 opening and find out what this exciting development means for the local community and economy.
Chris chats with Naomi Atkin, CEO of the Lingen Davies Cancer Fund, to discuss how the charity works with local businesses and its £5 million Sunflower Appeal.
Finally, Lucy will bring you a roundup of the latest Shropshire business news, keeping you ahead of the curve.
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Welcome to The Shropshire Business Podcast, with Carl Jones and Chris Pritchard, bringing you the Shropshire business news and conversation from across the county each fortnight.