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Military planners from over 30 nations met on Wednesday 22 April to advance detailed planning to reopen the StraitRead More -
Diana Moran, best known as TV’s “Green Goddess”, will host a special art exhibition in Shepperton this May —Read More
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Iran has mined the Strait of Hormuz and, crucially, no longer knows where all the mines are. ThatRead More
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T Small and micro‑business employers need to prepare for the new unfair dismissal landscape once the Employment Rights ActRead More
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T The latest minimum wage rates kick in today (1st April 2026). 389 employers were fined last year forRead More
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Copyright and all rights reserved – .gov.uk …. to protect cities and critical infrastructure The UK will urgently commit an additional £100 million for air defenceRead More
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Which? says businesses should be doing everything they can to help their customers. According to research from theRead More
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Copyright and all rights reserved – .gov.uk RAF personnel become first ever drone ‘aces’ during operations in the MiddleRead More
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Lt Col StuartRead More
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Small suppliers, long beleaguered by overdue invoice payments and long payment terms in their contracts with customers are wakingRead More
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High youth unemployment is hitting the headlines and it’s not just a short‑term labour‑market issue. It is a strategicRead More
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Nearly 9 in 10 entrepreneurs think the Government doesn’t understand their needs and a fifth of them want toRead More
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The Bank of England is ruminating on interest rates and is expected to announce around midday that rates willRead More
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Updated MoU will focus on enhanced maritime cooperation, cyber defence, air domain information sharing, and increased joint procurement. ComesRead More
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Britain’s traditional jewellers — long the glittering anchors of our high streets — are quietly disappearing as rising costs,Read More
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Traditional networking events may still fill diaries, but growing evidence suggests that authentic, relationship-driven connections — not transactional handshakesRead More
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Britain could be sleepwalking into a youth jobs crisis just as new employment reforms take effect, with retailers warningRead More
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Britain’s defence policy is facing one of the fiercest backlashes in decades as wars in Ukraine and theRead More
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The warning lights for Britain’s small businesses are beginning to flash. Conflict in the Middle East is already pushingRead More
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High Street shops are increasingly accepting only card or phone payments, taking security, costs and the way customers areRead More