There were some double takes in town as UK Drag Race Royalty Divina De Campo was spotted in Manchester on Monday 30 November filming a launch marketing campaign for one of the city’s most disruptive and successful startup’s, Taptrip. Towering high on platform heels and
This year hasn’t all been doom and gloom, with new research1 showing the positive impact of lockdown on the UK travel industry. The research, conducted by holidaycottages.co.uk, reveals the top staycation spots of 2020; whether holidaymakers had visited the location prior; if travel restrictions impacted their decision
Schools throughout the East of England run the risk of throwing away six million lost items during the current school year1 as the lost property box can no longer operate in the same way due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. This means two million items
Could it be the end of the traditional English breakfast? Brits have said they now prefer the American hash brown on their breakfast plate over the traditional slice of toast or buttered bread, according to new research published to celebrate National English Breakfast Day (December
Arbuthnot Latham is delighted to announce EMenuNow as the overall winner of the fifth annual Inspiring Innovator of the Year Award, following fierce entrepreneurial competition from three other home-grown finalists. EMenuNow enables sit-in patrons to instantly access mobile-optimised menus on their phones to order and
The hospitality sector is set to reopen across England on December 3 but will be subject to the revised tier system, which will come into effect following the end of the current lockdown. This is highly likely to cause drastic fluctuations in consumer behaviour due
Businesses have not been supported directly and now face a funding crisis, say leading tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg. Richard Churchill, a partner at the firm said: “As we approach the end of the second lockdown businesses need further support from the chancellor to
As December approaches, firms of all sizes will be planning their strategy for 2021. The second lockdown in England has brought yet another blow to the business world, and proves that industries will continue to be impacted by COVID restrictions and a new way of working.
The Telegraph recently reported that there is a risk of up to 200,000 people missing out on stamp duty savings due to backlogs in the property market. The stamp duty holiday, which is confirmed to have not been extended will end on March 31, has caused a
With the UK set to face its worst economic decline in 300 years and with unemployment rates expected to hit 7.5%, investment into SMEs has never been more important. The government’s independent forecaster, the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) expects the number of unemployed people
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