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Culture secretary: Next BBC licence fee announcement “will be the last”
Culture secretary Nadine Dorries has said the next announcement about the BBC licence fee will be the last, in the wake of reports that the government will freeze the fee over the next two years.
JK Tech-Progress partnership sees tech firm become first global system integrator for digital transformation in the UK and Nordics
JK Tech, has announced a strategic partnership with Progress to help enterprises across industries in the United Kingdom redesign and innovate their businesses to meet their digital transformation goals.
DRP Group boss says “days of deals are dead” as events industry value falls
Writing on the DRP Group blog, CEO Dale Parmenter anticipates a downturn in the events industry and highlights what this will mean for suppliers and clients.
GTC Scotland chief re-emphasises need for clarity and coherence in education system
Following The General Teaching Council for Scotland’s [GTC Scotland] response to the Muir Review, Dr Pauline Stephen, Chief Executive and Registrar, re-emphasises the need for clarity and coherence in the Scottish education system.
Half of all UK small firms to raise prices this year and many considering redundancies, IAB reports
The International Association of Bookkeepers [IAB] has reported that half of small and medium-sized enterprises [SMEs] in the UK will raise their prices in 2022 because of supply chain disruption.
Grant Palmer invests in two brand new buses
Bedfordshire’s independently owned bus company, Grant Palmer Limited, has invested over £250,000 in two brand new buses.
Starting salaries growing amid tough recruitment environment
Professional recruitment firm Robert Walters has said that starting salaries are soaring as businesses compete to bring in talent amid a shortage of skilled workers.
UK economic growth exceeds expectations over October-November 2021
Figures from the Office for National Statistics [ONS] show that UK GDP grew by 0.9 per cent between October and November last year, surpassing pre-pandemic levels.
China denies allegations of political interference in UK following alarm over Christine Lee
The People's Republic of China has denied allegations that it has interfered in UK politics, after MI5 said that Chinese agent, lawyer Christine Ching Kui Lee, had “established links” with MPs on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party [CCP].
2021 reflections: Techbuyer celebrates awards successes and aims to drive sustainability forward in New Year
2021 proved to be an exciting year for server, storage and networking equipment specialist Techbuyer. Despite the ongoing challenge of the pandemic, the business has continued growing, investing into developing its global team, and served more customers than ever before.
NOCN Group partners with NATECLA
NOCN Group has announced that it has entered a new partnership with the National Association for Teaching English and Community Languages to Adults [NATECLA].
This Week in Parliament: MPs pay tribute to Labour's Jack Dromey
Parliamentarians have this week paid tribute to Labour MP Jack Dromey, with a minute’s silence observed in the House of Commons on Monday.
High tax rates could threaten retirement funds for unsuspecting savers, experts warn
Financial advisors and retirement specialists have advised the public that the Treasury’s five-year freeze on tax allowances could deal a significant blow to pension pots in the form of a 55 per cent tax for those who go over the lifetime allowance.
Webinar: Telavox figurehead addresses how to maintain customer service during a pandemic
In a recent webinar, UK partner sales manager at Telavox, Andy Brunt, discussed how firms can best maintain customer service during a major disruptive event such as the Covid-19 pandemic.
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