According to the ONS’s latest weekly survey published on Friday, half of UK workers returned to the workplace in the last week of August. This is the highest number since lockdown was introduced in March. The data showed that 50% of workers returned to their
Six pioneering health technology research projects aiming to transform NHS healthcare delivery benefiting from £32 million government investment projects include novel AI X-Ray scanner to diagnose cancer and osteoarthritis more effectively and robotic muscles to assist those who have suffered from a stroke ventures part of the
A restaurant, which was forced to close for breaking COVID-19 restrictions, will be permitted to reopen following an inspection by Bolton Council. Last week, the council served an order on Grillaz due to inadequate social distancing controls outside the Derby Street venue. This was despite
The impact of COVID-19 has seen a sharp drop of £189 million in insolvent business debt during the last quarter, according to corporate distress data analysts Red Flag Alert. The firm’s ‘Write Off Report’ shows that total levels of insolvent business debt at 30th June 2020
British fashion designer Bella Freud and LA based stylist Karla Welch have teamed up to launch a line of limited edition charity T-shirts, showcasing the works of artists including Ellen Gallagher, Beatriz Milhazes and Annie Morris, with all proceeds going to the East Los Angeles
Today, the Government has launched the landmark Kickstart scheme to help young people aged 16-24 on Universal Credit into six-month-long placements. Under the scheme, announced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak as part of his Plan for Jobs, employers can offer youngsters aged 16-24 who are claiming
SheaMoisture has announced the creation of a social justice coalition with a $100,000 investment in support of activists working toward social change and as a direct response to continued racial injustices. In addition, SheaMoisture has pledged £20,000 for one U.K. activist. The company is also
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
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