Craig Wilmann

Preston-based payroll, bookkeeping and accountancy experts, IM Bookkeeping, are offering much needed advice for organisations and individuals interested in cryptocurrencies.

The founder and managing director of Digimax Dental, an award-winning dental marketing agency, has written a passionate call-to-action in City AM, challenging the government to speak publicly on behalf of dentists across the country.

Peterborough-based Spirotech Group, specialist engineers who provide manufacturing solutions for a range of industries, have been officially recognised by Cambridgeshire County Council for their work during the Covid pandemic.

Wrexham-based Paul Bristow Associates are producing thousands of masks per week for major organisations and companies in the UK.

In a widely acclaimed new book called How Innovation Works, the author Matt Ridley champions perspiration over inspiration. AG instruments’ ground-breaking gas analyser perfectly exemplifies his point.

While many others firms have been unable to do any business whatsoever, Gattica have still managed to achieve a great deal since lockdown was declared in March.

Naomi Szakacs told the Leaders Council about the importance of fighting against outdated approaches to leadership and nutrition. Meanwhile, William Hague warned the government to step up their game on Covid-19 testing.

The CEO of digital solutions experts Aqovia speaks to The Leaders Council about setting up a business in the midst of the 2008 financial crash. Meanwhile, Boris Johnson faces criticism from Commons speaker Lindsay Hoyle.

Kevin Wilson and Charlotte Valeur had some inspiring words for fellow leaders, while Chris Grayling was denied the post of chairman of the intelligence committee

Early data suggests that there were around 650,000 fewer people on payrolls in June 2020 than there were just three months earlier, despite the government’s job schemes. At the same time, job vacancies in April to June were the lowest since such records began in 2001.

Following yesterday’s news that face coverings are going to be compulsory in shops from Friday 24th, it now seems that this law may be extended to offices as well. Meanwhile, former chancellor Philip Hammond has landed a new role advising Saudi Arabia's finance minister.

HMS Queen Elizabeth will be based in the Far East from early next year as part of Britain’s efforts to counter an ‘increasingly assertive China.’ The vessel, which costs £3.1 billion will work closely on its military exercises with the United States and Japan.

In an online article forThe Daily Telegraph, Patrick O'Flynn, the former Ukip and SDP MEP, has slammed the government for their 'miserable, cowed and cowardly' response to the weekend's protests.

Events of the past week have left The Leaders Council with no choice but to award this week's Hannibal Prize to Tottenham Hotspur Football Club

Harry Kane has been awarded The Hannibal Prize by The Leaders Council of Great Britain and Northern Ireland for his innovative suggestion on what to do with the current Premier League season.