Business social: Better Business for All at the Growth Hub

PUBLISHED: 12:06 29 January 2018

Billy Oddy from Publica, David Owen the Chief Executive of Gfirst LEP, Matt Kirby, Susannah Gilbert, Monica Downton, Michelle Bignell and Stuart Rawlinson from Publica with Rod Horrocks from the Growth Hub.

Did you attend the launch of Better Business for All (BBfA)? You might spot yourself in our social photos...

Business people, local Government officials and members of the emergency services gathered at the Growth Hub for the launch of Better Business for All (BBfA). The Government initiative - set up to help businesses grow whilst maintaining public protection through a holistic link between SMEs and regulatory bodies.

Photography: Daisy Walker / Thousand Word Media

Business Social: Better Business for All at the Growth Hub

Better Business for All launch event at The Growth Hub, Gloucester. Tuesday 17th October 2017.

Susannah Gilbert, Matt Kirby and Monica Downton from Publica

Paul James, the Leader of Gloucester City Council, John McGinty, the Managing Director of Gloucester City Council and Richard Cook the Cabinet Member for the environment at Gloucester City Council

Philippa Lowe from Cotswold District Council and Peter Tonge from Tewkesbury Borough Council

Stuart Rawlinson from Publica and Roland Curtis from BEIS

Stewart Edgar, the Chief Fire Officer for Gloucestershire and Cllr Dave Norman from Gloucester City Council

Yvonne Welsh, Ruth Saunders and Darren Mountford from Gloucester City Council

Michelle and Jerry Norman from Rush Skate Park

Cllr Hannah Norman and Cllr Richard Cook from Gloucester City Council

Jason Poole and John Paddock from Trading Standards, Paul Elliott from The Gloucester Billtong Company and Teresa Isaacs from BEIS

Rod Horrocks from The Growth Hub and Michelle Bignell from Publica

Better Business for All launch event at The Growth Hub, Gloucester. Tuesday 17th October 2017.

Susannah Gilbert, Matt Kirby and Monica Downton from Publica

Paul James, the Leader of Gloucester City Council, John McGinty, the Managing Director of Gloucester City Council and Richard Cook the Cabinet Member for the environment at Gloucester City Council

Philippa Lowe from Cotswold District Council and Peter Tonge from Tewkesbury Borough Council

Stuart Rawlinson from Publica and Roland Curtis from BEIS

Stewart Edgar, the Chief Fire Officer for Gloucestershire and Cllr Dave Norman from Gloucester City Council

Yvonne Welsh, Ruth Saunders and Darren Mountford from Gloucester City Council

Michelle and Jerry Norman from Rush Skate Park

Cllr Hannah Norman and Cllr Richard Cook from Gloucester City Council

Jason Poole and John Paddock from Trading Standards, Paul Elliott from The Gloucester Billtong Company and Teresa Isaacs from BEIS

Rod Horrocks from The Growth Hub and Michelle Bignell from Publica

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Business social: Better Business for All at the Growth Hub

Did you attend the launch of Better Business for All (BBfA)? You might spot yourself in our social photos...

Business Social: Better Business for All at the Growth Hub

Better Business for All launch event at The Growth Hub, Gloucester. Tuesday 17th October 2017.

Better Business for All launch event at The Growth Hub, Gloucester. Tuesday 17th October 2017.

Better Business for All launch event at The Growth Hub, Gloucester. Tuesday 17th October 2017.

Better Business for All launch event at The Growth Hub, Gloucester. Tuesday 17th October 2017.

Better Business for All launch event at The Growth Hub, Gloucester. Tuesday 17th October 2017.

Better Business for All launch event at The Growth Hub, Gloucester. Tuesday 17th October 2017.

Better Business for All launch event at The Growth Hub, Gloucester. Tuesday 17th October 2017.

Better Business for All launch event at The Growth Hub, Gloucester. Tuesday 17th October 2017.

Susannah Gilbert, Matt Kirby and Monica Downton from Publica

Paul James, the Leader of Gloucester City Council, John McGinty, the Managing Director of Gloucester City Council and Richard Cook the Cabinet Member for the environment at Gloucester City Council

Philippa Lowe from Cotswold District Council and Peter Tonge from Tewkesbury Borough Council

Stuart Rawlinson from Publica and Roland Curtis from BEIS

Stewart Edgar, the Chief Fire Officer for Gloucestershire and Cllr Dave Norman from Gloucester City Council

Yvonne Welsh, Ruth Saunders and Darren Mountford from Gloucester City Council

Michelle and Jerry Norman from Rush Skate Park

Cllr Hannah Norman and Cllr Richard Cook from Gloucester City Council

Jason Poole and John Paddock from Trading Standards, Paul Elliott from The Gloucester Billtong Company and Teresa Isaacs from BEIS

Rod Horrocks from The Growth Hub and Michelle Bignell from Publica

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