Translation Services in and around Bristol

As a translation platform of international repute, ETS stands for linguistic and interpretatively flawless and perfect translations, as well as for excellent prices. With the help of relevant experience, many years of experience and specialisation in various subjects, our teams create accurate translations in almost all fields and disciplines. Both professional project management and close cooperation with external manpower resources enable us to guarantee the delivery of excellent results with short turnaround times. It goes without saying that the target language is always the mother tongue.

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Backround on Bristol

As a major seaport, Bristol has a long history of trading commodities, originally wool cloth exports and imports of fish, wine, grain and dairy produce, later tobacco, tropical fruits and plantation goods; major imports now are motor vehicles, grain, timber, fresh produce and petroleum products. Deals were originally struck on a personal basis in the former trading area around The Exchange in Corn Street, and in particular, over bronze trading tables, known as "The Nails". This is often given as the origin of the expression "cash on the nail", meaning immediate payment, however it is likely that the expression was in use before the nails were erected.

As well as Bristol's nautical connections, the city's economy is reliant on the aerospace industry, defence, the media, information technology and financial services sectors, and tourism. The former Ministry of Defence (MoD)'s Procurement Executive, later the Defence Procurement Agency, and now Defence Equipment & Support, moved to a purpose-built headquarters at Abbey Wood, Filton in 1995. The site employs some 7,000 to 8,000 staff and is responsible for procuring and supporting much of the MoD's defence equipment.

In 2004 Bristol's GDP was �9.439 billion, and the combined GDP of Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and North Somerset was �44.098 billion. The GDP per head was �23,962 (US$47,738, �35,124) making the city more affluent than the UK as a whole, at 40% above the national average. This makes it the third-highest per-capita GDP of any English city, after London and Nottingham, and the fifth highest GDP per capita of any city in the United Kingdom, behind London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Belfast and Nottingham. In March 2007, Bristol's unemployment rate was 4.8%, compared with 4.0% for the south west and 5.5% for England.

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