SME Confidence knocked amid Rising Rates and Inflation,
SME confidence has slumped in the second quarter as the effects of rising rates and a stalling economy is felt,
Prime Minister’s ‘Maths to 18’ plan comes with
Rishi Sunak’s objective for all children to study some form of maths until the age of 18 has several barriers
NatWest chief treated Nigel Farage with ‘grotesque disrespect’,
NIGEL Farage has been treated with “grotesque disrespect” by NatWest bank, according to former Chief Secretary to the Treasury David
Ofgem hits SSE with £9.78m fine after breaching
Ofgem has imposed a hefty £9.78m penalty on SSE Generation for securing excessive payments from the UK’s electricity system operator,
Just Stop Oil protests cost Met Police £7.7M
The Metropolitan Police have spent £7.7m policing 13 weeks of Just Stop Oil protests, the force has said. Protestors mounted
Virgin Media O2 to slash up to 2,000
British mobile operator Virgin Media O2 has announced plans to lay off up to 2,000 employees by the end of
Apple face $1bn lawsuit as UK app developers
Apple is being sued for £1bn (£785m) by UK app developers over its App Store fees. Professor Sean Ennis, from
Train drivers announce new week-long overtime ban
Rail passengers are facing further disruption over the summer holidays after train drivers announced another week-long overtime ban in a
Gove confirms 2030 date for petrol car ban
The 2030 ban on new petrol and diesel car sales is an immovable deadline, Cabinet minister Michael Gove has insisted after Rishi
Employment Tribunal system needs ‘whole system reboot’
Mounting Employment Tribunal backlogs are causing major delays in dealing with ongoing claims, leading to additional pressures for businesses and