The Shaven Crown, a historic hotel which can trace its origins all the way back to the 1300s has been bought by Larry Lipman, managing director of property specialist Safeland.
The Shaven Crown, located in Shipton-under-Wychwood, between Chipping Norton and Burford, was originally a hospice for the Cistercian monks of Bruern Abbey, and was licensed around 1384.
Gama Aviation, a business aviation services company, has opened a site at Bournemouth Airport.
The Bunch, a student household bills company previously known as Easy Student Living, has chosen Bristol as its new headquarters as part of its rebranding and diversification.
Bourne View, a new care home, has opened in Dorset. Once it reaches full capacity, it will provide 120 jobs.
Fenton Holloway, a structural engineering design consultancy, has refurbished its HQ in Bristol thanks to finance from HSBC UK.
St Vincent’s, a care home on the Isle of Wight, has been sold. It will continue operation under new owner.
Driver Hire Slough, a recruiter which provides staff the road transport and logistics industry, has purchased new premises in Langley in order to expand their training provision.
4com, a Bournemouth-based telecoms company, has moved into a new office in the 9-storey One Landsdowne Plaza.
Portsmouth City Council will meet on the 5th February in order to review funding proposals for a care facilities scheme at Edinburgh House in Cosham.