According to reports in both the Sunday Telegraph and Sunday Times, the Government, and Chancellor Rishi Sunak, is planning to introduce a range of new tax increases to help pay for the spending incurred by the Coronavirus and the subsequent response. Among the levies in line
Schoolchildren across England and Wales return to the classroom today for the first time in six months, a day after MPs returned Westminster. The Prime Minister took these events as an opportunity to encourage Britain’s workforce back into their regular places of work as millions
When a violinist in lockdown because of the pandemic was asked to compose music for a secret project, the agreeable musician went to work, even though he had no idea where the finished product would turn up. As it happened, he was working on Taylor
£10 million fund announced to help UK distilleries go green and cut emissions by switching to low carbon fuels such as hydrogen funding will enable our world-famous distilleries to cut emissions by almost a million tonnes of CO2 every year – equivalent to taking 100,000
Brewhouse & Kitchen, the 22-site national brewpub group, has reported that sales have grown by 115% during the first 6 days in which the Eat Out to Help Out scheme has been running. Following its staggered reopening, the group had already achieved growth of 6.1% during its first 4
Most parents do not think their children understand road dangers or concentrate properly when near roads, a new survey reveals as pupils prepare to set off back to school from next week. Safety campaigners have urged parents to help children learn the Green Cross Code
Research from The Future Strategy Club, has found that nearly 3 in 10 (29%) business leaders have already streamlined their teams during the pandemic and, in many cases, it has been the UK’s creative talent that has been impacted the most. In fact, as businesses
Last week, the Prime Minister gave the all-clear to employers to start encouraging their teams back into the office. Despite this, only one-third (34%) of UK white-collar employees have gone back to work, lagging far behind their European counterparts, where over two-thirds of staff (68%) have done
‘Build, build, build’ is the Prime Minister’s message as we lift from lockdown and focus on getting the economy moving. Infrastructure and construction are the key to getting the country on track and preventing a worse recession than the country is already expecting. However, the
Public Health England (PHE) launches the Better Health campaign to support people to live healthier lives and reduce their risk of serious illness, including COVID-19. Growing evidence suggests that being obese or excessively overweight puts people at greater risk of serious illness or death from
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