Loughton based chartered accountancy firm, Haslers, has announced the expansion of their advisory service dedicated to human resources and staff development. Delivered by a team of talented HR professionals, it will build on the Firm’s existing expertise and offer additional services in both HR and
Professor Jonathan Montgomery (UCL Laws) was appointed Knight Bachelor for services to Bioethics and Healthcare Law. Professor Sir Jonathan joined UCL Laws in 2013. Alongside his academic contributions while at UCL, he has been Chair of the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, Chair of the Health
Hospitals across England are delivering 81 projects to provide improvements this winter using money from a £420 million winter fund. Social care services also received funding and are using it to increase their winter capacity. The £420 million is the total of several funding announcements
Central England Co-operative has said ‘thank you’ to customers and members after they donated over 75,000 items in support of the Christmas Food Bank Appeal – helping to create over 30,000 meals for people in need. The retailer hosted a special five-week appeal in an
Self-styled city high flyer Mark Broadhead was at the centre of another scandal this week, as it emerged that he was a habitual user of escort girls. Sleazy Broadhead, 60, paid some of the finest prague escorts for sex as he sought thrills in the
Two-fifths (41 per cent) of Londoners think it’s rude to shop on Christmas Day while six in 10 (59 per cent) think it’s perfectly fine. Despite the controversy, research from TopCashback.co.uk, the UK’s most generous cashback shopping site, reveals nearly a third (31 per cent) of
The number of incidents involving disruptive passengers on aircrafts continues to rise. There was a 100% increase from 2015 to 2016, according to figures released by the CAA (Civil Aviation Authority), with 418 flights affected. Alcohol is the most common cause of in-flight disruption. At
Grunberg & Co, a firm of accountants based in London, has flipped the idea of advent on its head by giving gifts instead of receiving them. The firm, which has offices in north London and the City, has been collecting a donation for every day
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined Santander £32,817,800 for failing to effectively process the accounts and investments of deceased customers. Santander did not transfer funds totalling over £183m to beneficiaries when it should have done. 40,428 customers were directly affected. Santander also failed to
Gieves & Hawkes is leading the way, not just along Savile Row but also as an internationally renowned SME and retailer, by pledging to do what’s right for the environment. With sustainability as one of their core values, in September 2018 they received accreditation from