Bristol-area investment and property activity ranges from £1bn cyber campus to council freehold sale
A single week brought three separate economic moves in Bristol: a youth board call for the Golden Valley cyber campus, talks over a foreign stake in Bristol City, and a council disposal of Avon Valley Business Park units.
The Golden Valley development is inviting young people to join a board shaping the £1bn cyber campus, seeking people interested in technology, AI, education, business, real estate and marketing, The Business Desk South West reported [1].
The same outlet reported that the co-founder of the company behind the Betano gambling brand, a Greek gambling tycoon, is in talks over a stake in Bristol City, the Championship football club [2].
Separately, Bristol City Council has published an issue on the freehold disposal of the investment covering Units 11-19 at Avon Valley Business Park, Chapel Way, St Annes, Bristol BS4 4EU [3].
Sources
- The Business Desk South West: Young people invited to join board shaping £1bn cyber campus
- The Business Desk South West: Greek gambling tycoon in talks over Bristol City stake
- Bristol City Council meetings and papers: Issue Published: Freehold disposal of the investment: Units 11 - 19 Avon Valley Business Park Chapel Way St Annes Bristol BS4 4EU
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