Labour backs £15m rescue fund to tackle food waste and feed those in need
Labour ministers have thrown their support behind a £15m government scheme to rescue surplus food from UK farms—often thrown away ...
Steel industry urges government to choose British in offshore wind expansion
The UK steel industry is urging the government to commit to buying British steel as part of the country’s planned ...
Over 4,000 Brits tucked into their tax return on Christmas Day
More than 40,000 individuals found time between turkey dinners and tinsel to file their 2023–24 Self Assessment tax return over ...
Living standards to stagnate in 2025 despite hopes for better public services, warns thinktank
Household incomes are likely to stagnate or decline next year, according to new research from the Resolution Foundation, as Britain’s ...
Ufton Court Honored with Prestigious Sandford Award for Exceptional Heritage Learning
Berkshire-based history and outdoor education centre, Ufton Court, has once again been recognized for its exceptional dedication to heritage learning. ...
Pay gulf widens between public and private sectors under Starmer
Public sector workers now earn about 6 per cent more than their private sector counterparts — triple the gap seen ...
The Inflationist View of History
Perhaps John Maynard Keynes' best con job was convincing people that a growing economy needs inflation, lots of inflation. As ...
Desk shortage holds back the ‘return to office’ push
British employees are pushing back against calls to work more frequently in the office, amid complaints of insufficient desks and ...
Stamp Duty hikes trigger 42 per cent slump in prime London property deals
Repeated increases in stamp duty have taken a heavy toll on high-end London property sales, with transactions in Britain’s two ...
Why AI will never replace the human traits that make for effective mentoring
In a world that is becoming progressively digitalised, it is important to have a clear understanding on how industries can ...
