A better-for-you sweet brand is bringing the joy back to spooky season, with bold, colourful doorstep transformations designed to celebrate families, fun, and community. Wild Thingz, the rebellious new gummy brand shaking up the confectionery aisle, has launched a Halloween campaign inspired by parents themselves.
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As more people head back into the office, wardrobes are undergoing a transformation. Across the UK, employees are embracing a smarter yet more relaxed approach to dressing. A new survey from off-price retailer TK Maxx shows office staff are updating their wardrobes to reflect the
New research from The Global Payroll Alliance (GPA), reveals that HMRC has increased its core workforce by 3.6% in the past year with senior employees accounting for a significant proportion of this increase. As such, HMRC’s wage bill has increased by £29.4m. The Global Payroll
An Insight from Charles Curran, Managing Director at Maskells “The Job of the newspaper is to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable” Paraphrased from Mr Dooley, a character created by Finley Peter Dunne, 1893 Leaks from inside the Government are forcing media outlets to
THE CEO of Sex Matters has said she is concerned that the Met Police will still continue to investigate people’s social media or statements that they make. Speaking on GB News Maya Forstater said: “I think we need to be clear about what [the police]
After a legal battle, Tameko Star, the acclaimed vocalist famously associated with 1990s dance-phenomenon Livin’ Joy, has succeeded against a UK-based ”impostor” who had registered the “Livin’ Joy” brand and been performing across the UK in the name of the act. image0.jpeg Tameko says: “Victory
Responding to new ONS inflation figures, which show that the consumer prices index rose by 3.8% in the 12 months to September, Muniya Barua, Deputy Chief Executive at BusinessLDN, said: “Persistently high inflation is another headache for firms at a time when they’re grappling with
Hot food deliveries are now more popular than dining in or takeaway, prompting calls for the apps to take road safety more seriously. For restaurants offering the option of ordering via a food app, takeaway, or dining in, nearly half of all orders (45%) were