Case Studies

Double celebration for unique South West Charity

South West Lakes Trust (SWLT), the region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity based in Launceston, is celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2010 and now has a further cause to celebrate having been granted the Queen's Award for Industry in the category of Sustainable Development.

Queen’s Award gives SRA a cutting edge

Messages of praise and congratulation from across the world have been pouring in to an Ashburton based Francis Clark client, following news that the company has been awarded a royal accolade.

Francis Clark helps deliver wholesale success

Incorporation helps hardware wholesalers go from strength to strength.

Radarhomes.co.uk

Francis Clark client Radarhomes.co.uk has a clear and unequivocal ambition – to sign up 5000 shareholding estate agent members to its unique internet property portal within three years and become the property portal of choice soon afterwards.

New business goes from the deep end to the sharp end

A new South West business is one of the few that can truly claim Businesses to be at the sharp end of their sector but Supasharp is really at the cutting edge.

Incorporation helps hardware wholesalers go from strength to strength

A Salisbury based family owned hardware wholesale business has incorporated after 27 years trading as a partnership.

Taunton nursing home deal looked after by Francis Clark

A Taunton nursing home is set for a bright and busy future following its recent acquisition by Dr Oliver Sargent.

Investing in the business makes the world Chris’ Oyster

Investment programme at the internationally acclaimed Oyster Shack seafood restaurant has now been finalised predicting a bumper year for the hospitality and leisure trade in the region.

£350,000 boost for new high-tech Devon manufacturing plant

Major redevelopment plans by a Devon-based microelectronics company are to be supported with an investment of £350,000 by the South West RDA (Regional Development Agency).

£1m boost for former X-Fab

The new company formed from the management buy-out of Plymouth's X-Fab plant is to receive nearly £1million from the South West Regional Development Agency.