British cyber technology company VST Enterprises (VSTE) has offered to step in and assist the UK Government with a cyber technology solution that could help end the UK Freight ban into Europe. The company has written to the Secretary Of State For Transport Grant Shapps
ONE IN TEN Brits gifted an e-scooter as a Christmas present this year, either for themselves (10%), for their son (10%) or for their spouse, daughter or friend (9%). But new research, commissioned by Currys PC World, highlights a huge lack of knowledge and an
The COVID-19 pandemic proved to be a double whammy for young women eager to launch their careers. Young people in general have had their job searches stymied by the recession. Meanwhile, women of all ages have seen their careers impacted negatively more than men by
Government and Business have to work together if Britain is to get back on its feet in 2021, say leading tax and advisory firm, Blick Rothenberg. Richard Churchill, business advisory partner at the firm said: “The key resolutions for business is to have a clear
January is typically the time to reassess and reset for the upcoming year, and after the turbulent year we’ve experienced, January 2021 should be a welcome new start. But with Christmas cancelled for many, and ongoing instability in the market from COVID and Brexit, many
The Brexit deal gives a festive boost to stock markets and the British pound – but investors must expect months of volatility ahead, which could hit their finances. This is the warning from Nigel Green, CEO of deVere Group, one of the world’s largest independent
Christmas can be a frightening time of year for those with an eating disorder, with one of the main triggers being their relationship with food. It’s almost impossible not to think about food, with advent calendars to feasting on Christmas Day as a constant reminder.
For millions of Brits, this weekend’s announcement will have meant last minute changes to Christmas plans, with 46% of Brits saying they were looking forward to spending time with their family. But just because it’s different, doesn’t mean it can’t still be festive, as people
A large number of tax payers are still not being helped by the Chancellor and face a bleak Christmas, say leading tax and advisory firm , Blick Rothenberg Stefanie Tremain, a Director at the firm said: “ The mainstays of the Chancellor’s Covid rescue plan,
With just nine days to go until the end of the Brexit transition period many crucial questions about our future trading relationship with the EU remain unanswered leading to further border chaos in the new year, says leading London accountancy firm Blick Rothenberg. Alex Altmann,
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