Banque européenne d'investissement (public sector EU, investment banking)
Data Integration Ltd. (private sector, data communications)
Field Fisher Waterhouse (private sector, legal services)
Freshfield Bruckhaus Deringer (private sector, legal services)
Higher Education Funding Council for England (public sector, education), with Skyrme Associates
Home Office UK (public sector, central government), with Factiva
London Underground Ltd. (private/public sector, metropolitan transportation)
NHS Training Directorate (public sector, health)
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InfoPlex
Associates are based in Bristol in the south-west of the UK. You
can contact us most easily by email at any of the following
addresses. Please choose the one most appropriate to your
requirements.
John
Betjeman, former Poet Laureate of England, said the city was "The most
beautiful, interesting and distinguished city in England". Bristol's
appeal arises from its unique combination of features. Since its
founding as ancient Brigstowe, the city's thousand-year history has
seen it as a major port - not least the one from which John Cabot set
sail for the New World in 1497 - as a centre for the slave trade in
less enlightened times, and as the site for Brunel's great engineering
achievement, the Clifton Suspension Bridge. The SS Great Britain,
another of Brunel's firsts (the first steel-hulled ocean-going
steamship) has found its final resting place in Bristol.
Alongside a distinguished history, Bristol boasts a newly-modernized
dockside area featuring the WildScreen complex, an Imax cinema, the
Exploratory and a planetarium, as well as the well-known arts complexes
at the Watershed and the Arnolfini Gallery. These new facilities
complement its long-standing history as a theatrical centre, embodied
in the Theatre Royal and The Old Vic. Bristol hosts two universities,
and is a major UK industrial and engineering centre, especially for the
aerospace industry.
Bristol is surrounded by some of the
most varied and beautiful countryside in the UK, including the
spectacular Avon and Cheddar Gorges. In recent years, Bristol has also
established itself as a major UK centre for hot air ballooning, the
annual International Balloon Fiesta being one of the major events of
its kind in the world.
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John
Betjeman, former Poet Laureate of England, said the city was "The most
beautiful, interesting and distinguished city in England". Bristol's
appeal arises from its unique combination of features. Since its
founding as ancient Brigstowe, the city's thousand-year history has
seen it as a major port - not least the one from which John Cabot set
sail for the New World in 1497 - as a centre for the slave trade in
less enlightened times, and as the site for Brunel's great engineering
achievement, the Clifton Suspension Bridge. The SS Great Britain,
another of Brunel's firsts (the first steel-hulled ocean-going
steamship) has found its final resting place in Bristol.