Workbooks, the UK-based leading CRM vendor, today announces that Leon Stevens has joined the company as Chief Revenue Officer. Stevens brings 25 years of senior experience in the software and services industry during which he successfully led and built sales teams with blue chip companies
Go back a decade or two and tracking your business mileage meant keeping shoeboxes brimming with receipts, scraps of paper and scribbled notes – all of which would be strewn across the living room floor when tax season came along. Thankfully, times…and technology have changed
Buyers of new homes are being left exposed to the risk of Japanese knotweed as housebuilders are not required to complete the standard TA6 Law Society Property Information form as part of the conveyancing process. Japanese knotweed removal firm Environet has dealt with several cases
Young adults leaving care get 6 month Council Tax break “Small investment to make big difference” to their chances Leg-up gives time to adjust to life outside care structure Research shows new measure increases successful self-reliance Harrow Council is cancelling Council Tax bills for young
The 28th of January is Data Privacy Day and the privacy awareness issues it raises have never been so important. Today we use a range of connected devices like never before, ranging from computers and smartphones to personal assistants such as; Amazon Echo and Google
The highest rates of employment growth are concentrated in the places that voted to leave the European Union, Localis said today (Wednesday 24 January) in response to labour market figures published in the Annual Population Survey. Of the twenty local authority districts recording fastest growth
With an array of on-and-off-schedule London Fashion Week Shows gearing up for the bi-annual fashion spectacle we took a brief look at the state of fashion and spoke to some of the showcasing designers at one of the largest off-schedule trade events during London Fashion
A load of infections that can be caught by humans are airborne. This is why you may see someone in a public space wearing an n95-mask. They want to do as much as they can to avoid picking up germs from other infected individuals. But
One hundred years after his death, the achievements of Walter Tull, the first man of black heritage to become an officer and lead men into battle in the British Army and one of this country’s first black professional footballers will be commemorated through a series
Motorcycle manufacturers attended a summit at City Hall yesterday where the Mayor will tell them it is vital that they help defeat motorcycle-related crime – which includes mopeds and scooters – in the capital by designing anti-theft measures into their vehicles. Last year* there were