With English schools re-opening on 8 March, Lexus has produced some tips on how to ensure the car is fit to return to the school run, if it has been parked or had only limited use during lockdown: Visual inspection First, walk around the car
Whether it’s the build up of daily grime, make-up residue or the excess sweat from a tough workout, it’s our complexions that are first to suffer from the unavoidable impurities we encounter in daily life. Whilst daily cleansing will help to keep skin clean and
Big statements were made in the Budget, but it was notable for the silence on rumoured increased to capital gains tax and inheritance tax reform. Hardly any mention at all was made on these two taxes beyond freezing the respective exemption thresholds (with the inheritance
by Kate Hindmarch, partner in Employment Law at Langleys Solicitors While full lockdown restrictions are set to last till at least the end of March, all eyes are on the annual budget announcement, today, that will set out what support is to be offered to
Singing is a great way to lift your mood and improve your mental wellbeing, something a lot of us could benefit from right now. Last year we worked in collaboration with Martin to bring you free singing lessons, and he’s back by popular demand to
Having opened its two managed Venture Capital Trusts (VCTs) for non-prospectus top-up offers in early February, YFM Equity Partners (YFM) has announced that they are both now fully subscribed, ahead of schedule, achieving a further £14m of committed funds from returning investors. The partner-led private
by Kate Hindmarch, partner in Employment Law at Langleys Solicitors After almost a year of calls for extra support for the self-employed, the annual budget is set to include an extension to the Self Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS). In addition to the extension of
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today confirmed changes to its rules to allow for an increase in the single transaction contactless payment threshold from £45 to £100. The contactless threshold for multiple transactions will also increase from £130 to £300. These changes will allow
Stand-up comedian Steve N Allen (as seen on BBC2’s The Mash Report) has written a book recording the events of 2020 – everyone’s “favourite” year – as they happened. Lasted Another Year Despite A Pandemic is Steve’s journal highlighting how the year affected him, including
This week, the New York Times chronicled the story of the Electronic Chinese Yuan, which is further along in the development than any other major power’s CBDC, as Bitcoin continues to hover near a $50,000 valuation. The digital currency has been in the testing phase