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As we approach 2026, businesses across the country are contending with an economic climate that is feeling increasingly constrained. The ongoing impact of the employers’ National Insurance increases which took…
For decades, the office Christmas party has been an institutional fixture in the average company’s calendar and perhaps something of an expectation amongst employees. Venues canvassed for bookings increasingly earlier…
While political commentators have spent the past 24 hours or so dissecting the big-picture messages of this week’s Budget, we’ve taken a different approach. Rather than focusing solely on the…
In any organisation, clear and consistent communication is fundamental. Businesses rely on it to coordinate teams, make decisions, build trust and maintain momentum. When communication breaks down, be that through…
It’s been another lively week in Westminster, with headlines once again dominated by the subject of leadership. Press briefings from some anonymous sources in Downing Street suggested that Prime Minister…
The BBC television programme Traitors has gripped the nation once again, combining psychological tension, strategy, and social politics in a way that only reality TV can. This has been heightened…
A story that caught our eye this week is that of Tom Boyd, a 27-year-old autistic man who volunteered at a branch of Waitrose for over four years, clocking up…
News this week that the case against two British government employees accused of spying for China has collapsed, has left many of us bewildered. The Crown Prosecution Service dropped the…
