HM Revenue & Customs (‘HMRC’) are offering apparent leniency to taxpayers who may file late due to issues caused by the coronavirus pandemic, bit don’t take their word for it say, leading tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg. Nimesh Shah, CEO at the firm said:
The UK’s construction sector sustained their rebound in December, helped by a booming housing market. New PMI data has shown that the construction and trade sectors slipped to 54.6 in December from 54.7 in November, but this remains well above the 50-point measure that separates
Care England, the largest representative body of independent adult social care providers, has today submitted its response to the NHS England and NHS Improvement (NHSEI) consultation on integrated care systems. Professor Martin Green OBE, Chief Executive of Care England, says: “Adult social care is essential
The award-winning, on-demand laundry app, Laundrapp will expand its service across the whole of Manchester and launch in Stockport and Cheshire today, giving local residents and those shielding an easy, safe way to manage their laundry and dry cleaning with free, contactless collection and delivery.
2020’s biggest trending TV shows are anticipated to have a substantial influence on baby names in 2021 as the UK’s lockdown generation is born. After the TV adaptation of the best-selling book Normal People became the most searched for programme on iPlayer, fans became obsessed
From a celebratory Cosmopolitan to a strong and aromatic Negroni, NIO’s range of cocktails arrive in mini flat boxes which can be safely delivered to letterboxes nation-wide. On the menu, there are over 15 pre-batched cocktails to choose from and customers can build a box
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today published the results of its coronavirus (Covid-19) financial resilience surveys. The surveys were sent to solo-regulated firms to inform the FCA of the impact of coronavirus on firms’ financial resilience. In response to the crisis, the FCA has
Today, England has legally moved into its third national lockdown since the outbreak of Covid-19. The new variant of the virus has caused huge concern, with all of the UK now under strict restrictions; Wales, Northern Ireland and most of Scotland are also in lockdown.
If 2020 taught us anything it is the importance of taking time for ourselves. Wellness and self-care are at the top of everyone’s list right now after the challenges they’ve faced this year. And that’s why the consumer spending experts at money.co.uk predict that 2021
Many parents enjoyed teaching their children at home during the first lockdown, but for others, the prospect of having to dust off their teaching skills again fills them with dread. What programme of work should they follow? Should the children guide the learning or should