The biggest General Election in recent history will take place tomorrow as millions of Britons have their say on who should run the country going forward. With around 40 million motorists around the UK, motoring policy has become one of the key topics …
Labour candidate’s collapsed FX firm set to leave customers £13m out of pocket
By Charlie Conchie Customers of the collapsed foreign exchange (FX) firm owned by Labour candidate Rajesh Agrawal are set to recover as little as ten per cent of the £15m they lost when it collapsed into administration last year, administrators have re…
Work underway on £7m development scheme in Wisbech that includes Starbucks drive-thru
Work is underway on a £7 million development on a redundant nursery site in Wisbech. The newly-named Century Place development will include three buildings one will be a Starbucks drive-thru, another a new self-storage facility, and the third a new hig…
Report: French star could join Premier League club amid Ratcliffe frustration over blocked Man Utd transfer
Manchester United are chasing a new centre back this summer and could end up seeing one target sign for a Premier League rival. Erik ten Hag heads into the summer transfer window with a number of positions needing some attention. Centre back is likely …
Election 2024: How does our first past the post voting system work?
By Felix Armstrong With the general election fast approaching on Thursday, July 4, here’s everything you need to know about the UK’s first past the post (FPTP) voting system. Though backed by both Labour and the Tories, smaller parties claim that they …
PR takeovers are all the rage as private equity piles in
By Jess Jones Jess Jones takes a look at why M&A activity in the PR sector is on the rise, and asks whether it will continue For the spinmeisters of public relations, advising clients on mergers and acquisitions is one thing, but managing their own com…
PR takeovers are all the rage as private equity piles in
By Jess Jones Jess Jones takes a look at why M&A activity in the PR sector is on the rise, and asks whether it will continue For the spinmeisters of public relations, advising clients on mergers and acquisitions is one thing, but managing their own com…
Four tests to prove if Labour really is The Party of Business
By Neil Bennett Where the City’s movers and shakers have their say. Today, Neil Bennett, co-CEO of H/Advisors, takes the notebook pen to ask whether Labour really is the party of business Talk the talk, now walk the walkLike almost everyone I know, I w…
Re-letting of council homes in South Cambridgeshire taking a month on average
It is taking a month on average to re-let council homes in South Cambridgeshire because they are often handed back with a large amount of work needed. South Cambridgeshire District Council has set itself the “ambitious” target of re-letting its council…
Stow Bridge man caught drug-driving in Barroway Drove was travelling ‘erratically and quickly’
A 44-year-old drug driver was stopped by police after being seen travelling “erratically and quickly” in his work van. Kris Baldock, of Highbridge Road in Stow Bridge, appeared at Lynn Magistrates’ Court on Thursday where he admitted driving above the …