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New! Wincanton Business Networking Group Promotes Local Business

Wed 7 Nov 2012
By John Smith
New! Wincanton Business Networking Group Promotes Local Business

The new Wincanton Business Networking Group provides a valuable forum for all local businesses. All are welcome, there's no membership fee and for the cost of a good breakfast you can take advantage of this great networking opportunity.

Wincanton Jobs Lost at Waverly TBS

Wed 17 Oct 2012
By John Smith
Wincanton Jobs Lost at Waverly TBS

Not too long ago we lost jobs in Wincanton with the closure of The Adams Cheese Packing Plant. Now, unfortunately, we’ve seen job losses at Waverly TBS, a major drinks wholesaler with a depot on the Wincanton Business Park.

SSDC Makes Market Towns "Fight Over Scraps"

Sun 14 Oct 2012
By John Smith
SSDC Makes Market Towns "Fight Over Scraps"

Why does SSDC give Yeovil the lion's share of a £100,000 grant, whilst other Market Towns have to fight for scraps from the leftovers? There's a growing feeling of dissatisfaction at the way in which SSDC administers finances.

When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going

Wed 12 Sep 2012
By John Smith
When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going

What can a small market town like Wincanton do when a double dip recession occurs? Well, it seems that proper prior planning can actually help when times get tough.

Celebration - Can Wincanton Emulate the Olympic Feel-Good Factor?

Fri 7 Sep 2012
By John Smith
Celebration - Can Wincanton Emulate the Olympic Feel-Good Factor?

We all like to celebrate, because it’s good for us. Having just celebrated another annual event in my life, and having witnessed the greatest sporting show in the world, the UK, and Wincanton, is a great place to be.

Economical Weather in Wincanton - It Never Rains But it Pours

Mon 30 Jul 2012
By John Smith
Economical Weather in Wincanton - It Never Rains But it Pours

I hope the Olympics will be an amazing success, leaving long-lasting economic benefits for the people of the immediate area and the nation. But in the business world we need to be on our guard to protect the town's commerce.

The Purple Poppy Seeks Traders for New High Street Emporium

Wed 28 Mar 2012
By Tracey Seagar
The Purple Poppy Seeks Traders for New High Street Emporium

The Purple Poppy is seeking other traders interested in the possibility of establishing a new emporium in Wincanton High Street. Read on if you trade in toys, gifts, crafts, antiques and curiosities.

Katie's Town Team Needs Your Ideas

Tue 20 Mar 2012
By John Baxter
Katie's Town Team Needs Your Ideas

Katie Petre-Mears is the co-ordinator of the Town Team bidding to be one of the twelve pilot schemes being launched by the government to stimulate the regeneration of small towns. She needs your help and ideas and needs them NOW.

Why We Must Regenerate Our High Streets

Fri 9 Mar 2012
By John Smith
Why We Must Regenerate Our High Streets

How important is it to regenerate our High Street? There is a lot of talk about it but what, if any relevance does regeneration have for us here in Wincanton, Castle Cary and towns throughout the area?

Parking Charges in Wincanton - Urgent Public Meeting Wednesday 25th January

Tue 24 Jan 2012
By John Smith
Parking Charges in Wincanton - Urgent Public Meeting Wednesday 25th January

If you live, work in, or regularly visit Wincanton, you are invited to a public meeting on 25th January from 4:30pm, to help us stop the introduction of parking charges in our town car parks.

A Happy Christmas to All at The Wincanton Window

Sat 24 Dec 2011
By John Smith
A Happy Christmas to All at The Wincanton Window

Wincanton Businesses Together wishes all at The Window a wonderful Christmas and another great New Year.

Adams Cheese Factory Staff May Face a Bleak Christmas

Fri 16 Dec 2011
By John Smith
Adams Cheese Factory Staff May Face a Bleak Christmas

With the festive season now well underway, news has reached us that staff at the Adams Cheese Packing Plant in Wincanton may face a very bleak Christmas. What can the business community do to help?

Vandalism in our Communities - Who Pays the Price?

Thu 6 Oct 2011
By John Smith
Vandalism in our Communities - Who Pays the Price?

Vandalism has created the headlines in all the media. Sadly Wincanton, Castle Cary, and Bruton are not immune to this sickness. Every incident involves collateral damage that can cause far greater damage to both the owner of the premises, and our community.

Cut Your Costs with Geoff and Roz

Tue 16 Aug 2011
By Roz Hartley
Cut Your Costs with Geoff and Roz

Doing business in the UK is expensive. Making sure you don't waste money by paying more than you need to for your essential business overheads is the quickest and most direct way to put profit back onto your bottom line.

Wincanton Businesses Together Needs You!

Wed 22 Jun 2011
By John Smith
Wincanton Businesses Together Needs You!

The growth of membership has brought Wincanton Businesses Together to a point where we need more help. Can YOU spare a small amount of time? Join the committee to help us cope with recent growth and projected future growth.

Zest Networking Launch

Wed 1 Jun 2011
By Diane Keen
Zest Networking Launch

Following the success of the first two meetings in Wincanton the Zest Networking for Women has been born.

Wincanton Businesses Together Annual General Meeting

Tue 10 May 2011
By John Smith
Wincanton Businesses Together Annual General Meeting

Our AGM takes place on Friday 13th May at The Balsam Centre. We invite all businesses to attend this special meeting and seminar. Our guest speaker, Mandy Cochrane, will speak about the role of Social Media in everyday business life.

Second Midweek Mingle - 11th May

Thu 5 May 2011
By Diane Keen
Second Midweek Mingle - 11th May

Following the success of April's Midweek Mingle a second date has been arranged for more networking, more relationship building and more fun and laughter.

Midweek Mingle - Networking for Professional Women

Thu 7 Apr 2011
By Diane Keen
Midweek Mingle - Networking for Professional Women

Informal business networking for professional women comes to Wincanton. Midweek Mingle welcomes women who work in all areas to these informal, low-cost, effective networking events. We will be having our first meeting in the newly refurbished Red Lion Cafe Bar in Wincanton at 7.30pm on Wednesday 13th April.

Local Businesses come together to offer business support day in Wincanton

Thu 31 Mar 2011
By David Osborne
Local Businesses come together to offer business support day in Wincanton

A group of local Wincanton businesses have come together to offer a day of free talks, advice and networking at Wincanton Racecourse. On Wednesday 6th April from 10am to 5pm, free help and advice is available.

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