Over the past year, consumers have been forced to adjust to a host of pandemic related challenges and for many disturbed sleep patterns have become the norm. In 2020, the word “insomnia” was googled more than ever before, hitting an all-time high in April 2020,
A study from wholesale goods supplier, Wholesale Clearance, reveals Newcastle residents are most likely to seek out a second income through side hustles, compared with other UK cities. Upon seeing an increase in personal buyers picking up wholesale stock to sell on the side, Wholesale Clearance analysed
Care England, the largest representative body of independent adult social care providers, has welcomed the Government’s decision to extend free PPE to care providers, for COVID, until the end March 2022. Professor Martin Green OBE, Chief Executive of Care England, says: “PPE is one of
Developer Avanton has partnered with creative technology studio Como London to launch the first real-time, web-based 3D apartment finder, as the latest step in innovative marketing for their flagship development Coda in Battersea. The Avanton X Como London partnership pioneers new technology, which operates like
Amanda Alexander is founder of Giddy Goat Toys in Didsbury on the outskirts of Manchester. Until the pandemic forced her to shut her doors the small independent business was ticking over nicely. But the pandemic changed all that. The majority of Amanda’s sales were made
The Aga Khan Foundation have this week announced The Silk Road: A Living History, an open-air photography exhibition by travel photographer Christopher Wilton-Steer. The exhibition documents Wilton-Steer’s journey along the historic trade route undertaken in 2019. Over a period of four months, he travelled 40,000
HMRC’s guidance on the tax treatment of crypto currency comes without any legislation underpinning it, say leading tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg. Nimesh Shah, CEO at the firm said: “It’s disappointing that the government have not produced legislation for this complex area and have
Despite a year of pandemic-related disruption to the travel industry, demand for overseas property remains incredibly strong, according to newly released figures from Europe’s largest privately owned real estate agency, Ideal Homes International. The firm has sold 150 properties already in 2021 across Spain and
People’s History Museum (PHM) is bringing a new food experience to the national museum of democracy and, with it, a sustainable food revolution by partnering with Manchester’s leading conscious food company, Open Kitchen. Open Kitchen at People’s History Museum will be the first museum cafe
For businesses to think beyond survival and embrace the government’s plans, it is essential that the government provides a clear long-term outlook for busines and entrepreneurs, say leading tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg. Milan Pandya a partner at the firm and head of audit,