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St Cuthbert’s Care, a regional charity working across the northeast of England and a frontline registered social care provider, recently began offering Covid-19 booster jabs to residents under its care.

A study by HomeLet has indicated that huge rental demand has brought about another rise in monthly rent prices, prompting one estate agent to say that there could be no better time to consider becoming a landlord.

A&J D’Alton, an architecture and interior design practice based in the Cotswolds, is an architecture and interior design practice that has had to adapt and move with the times to survive in a changing industry.

The International Association of Bookkeepers has reported on the government’s recent decision to delay the introduction of Making Tax Digital [MTD] for Income Tax Self-Assessment [ITSA] until 2024.

In mid-September, newly appointed education secretary Nadhim Zahawi spent a day on site at the West Coventry Academy, which is to be among the first 100 schools to be rebuilt as part of the ten-year School Rebuilding Programme.

Since 2015, Lender & Court Services has offered mediation and legal assistance to individuals facing home repossession or looking to set aside county court judgments. Now, managing director Luke Memory is hoping to diversify its offering further.

The Chartered Institute of Payroll Professionals [CIPP] will today launch its Annual Conference and Exhibition, with proceedings getting underway from 10:15 BST.

Factoring and Invoice Discounting are two things that, rightly or wrongly, are frowned upon by many business owners. Looking into these two practices on his business website blog, Credebt founder and managing director, Glen Morgan, explores whether the stigma around them is based on mere misconception and what benefits they may actually bring to a business.

Construction technology provider C-Probe has scooped two accolades at the 2021 Leeds Beckett University RISE Awards.

A survey carried out by NHS Digital found that one in six children in England were afflicted by a probable mental health disorder in 2021.

At the end of August 2021, the government announced that £8.6 billion of funding would be allocated across the country to be put toward affordable housing.

Pupils in eligible schools and colleges are set to benefit from a trained senior mental health lead whose role it will be to identify individuals in need of further support and improve access to specialist services.

In the largest ever round of its Contracts for Difference renewable energy scheme, the UK government has pledged to provide businesses with £265 million per year to ramp up renewable electricity capacity.

Craig Gulliford, chief executive of medical device specialists Creo Medical Group, has paid tribute to the business for making significant strategic and operational progress despite the challenges associated with the Covid-19 pandemic.