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Ministers to relaunch Hampton Alexander equality review to improve gender balance on boards
Ministers are preparing to relaunch the Hampton Alexander equality review later this year, as part of an ongoing effort to see British businesses appoint more women to senior leadership positions.
Aonyx director proud of 'special projects' despite tough 18 months
Aonyx director Richard Reid said that he was "proud" of the work the firm had undertaken over the past 18 months, despite the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on businesses around the UK.
Students' mental health an 'overwhelming concern' for staff in education
Students' mental health is the largest concern among staff working in education, a new report by education union Voice Community has discovered.
MOD publish Sustainable Digital Technology and Services strategic approach
The Ministry of Defence has published its Sustainable Digital Technology and Services strategic approach, highlighting six goals aimed at addressing historical deficiencies within its approach to sustainability.
Ark Evelyn Grace Academy celebrate 'truly wonderful' GCSE results day
Ark Evelyn Grace Academy Principal Tim Dainty hailed the work of his students after they picked up their GCSE results in what has been a year unlike any other for many schools across the country.
Have you used a Covid Bounce Back Loan to pay dividends? You may have broken the law
Simon Howley, managing partner at tax and law advisors Bell Howley Perrotton, explains why directors who have withdrawn Covid Bounce Back Loan monies for personal purposes or paying dividends could have acted illegally.
Dental industry urges government action on unhealthy food following new report
Following the publication of a landmark National Food Strategy report, dental industry bodies have urged the government to take action that will help improve oral health across the nation.
Transferable Skills Training receives LUXlife Award
Cornwall-based alternative education provider Transferable Skills Training has been named Vocational Education & Training Centre of the Year for South West England in the 2021 LUXlife Magazine Private Education Awards.
WWF critiques UK government climate spending
A study by the Worldwide Fund for Nature [WWF] has suggested that eco-friendly policies outlined in the March 2021 Budget equate to 0.01 per cent of UK GDP.
Stoneleigh Timber Engineering boss highlights supply chain disruption
Appearing on The Leaders Council podcast series, Stoneleigh Timber Engineering managing director Adrian Hall spoke out about supply chain issues affecting the construction sector and other areas of industry and how businesses like his are being affected.
Becketts Southsea scoops sixth award in two years
Portsmouth-based hotel and restaurant Becketts Southsea has won its sixth award in just two years, after being named Hampshire’s Hospitality Enterprise of the Year at the SME News Southern Enterprise Awards 2021.
DPI UK to attend September's Midlands Business Network Expo
Tensioned fabric solutions manufacturers DPI UK Ltd are to exhibit at The Midlands Network Expo in Leicester this September.
S I Sealy director’s climate views vindicated by IPCC report
SI Sealy & Associates director, David Stafford, once said that plans must be put in motion now for the UK's net zero carbon emissions by 2050 target to be achievable. With the recent release of the IPCC's report on the state of climate change, those views have been justified.
Leadership Roundup: Ford, Peaty and Carvalho on teamwork
In this week’s round-up of leadership quotes, we look at the views of business magnate Henry Ford, Team GB Olympian Adam Peaty and multi-award-winning business leader Terence Carvalho on the importance of looking after and working with teams in the pursuit of success.
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