RAC urges Government not to raise fuel duty
Motoring group RAC has called on the Government not to hike fuel duty in the Autumn Statement this week. It
Half of UK firms given loans by British
Nearly half of the companies supported by a state-owned fund would have gone bust in the pandemic without its support,
Insurance Agent Troy Heise Sheds Light On How
Troy Heise grew up on a farm in Northeast Nebraska. Despite being a very family-oriented individual, he made the decision
Electric car sales hit by cost of living
AutoTrader, the UK’s biggest marketplace to buy and sell cars, is starting to see signs that the cost of living
Exodus continues at Twitter as Elon Musk hints
As Elon Musk’s ownership of Twitter entered its third week, and following mass layoffs, the billionaire laid bare a delicate
Energy Bill Relief Scheme going ‘off a cliff’
With already nearly 30,000 SMEs forecast to go bust in 2023, according to Opus Business Advisory Group, that figure is
Just Stop Oil to halt protests on M25
The Just Stop Oil protests that have disrupted the M25 motorway around London over the past four days are to
Rise in back pain and long-term sickness linked
Anybody who emerged from the Covid-19 lockdowns with a frozen shoulder or a neck crick after spending hours hunched over
Apprentice winner Mark Wright sells multi-million pound company
An Apprentice winner who scooped the top prize and investment from Lord Alan Sugar has sold his business after seven
Economy shrank 0.2% in third quarter, putting UK
The UK economy contracted in the third quarter of the year, official figures showed this morning, raising the prospect of