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Our latest leadership roundup brings news of LEEC being Shortlisted for Lloyds Bank National Business Awards 2020, NSF international providing free training for NHS staff and Radical Sportscars kicks off the Gulf Radical Cup pre-season testing.

Over the last decade, ISCA has built a strong reputation as a leading provider of pre-university art and design teaching. Colin Kerrigan, the Executive Director of the International School of Creative Arts (ISCA) discusses how the launch of a new foundation course, designed to prepare international students for university entry, comes at a timely moment.

Gill Denham wrote an open letter on the pressures of educating in the time of Covid-19. The pressures faced by headteachers as the balance childrens health and childrens education while trying to keep all stakeholders informed and up to date steps taken.

Our latest leadership roundup brings news of a fundraising drive from one of Britain’s top care providers, a new arrival at a building fabric and electrical contractor, and a new film set for release in 2021.

Jo Churchill, the parliamentary under secretary of state for prevention , public health and primary care, has confirmed that private and NHS dentists will remain open during the second national lockdown.

Our latest leadership roundup brings news of an award-winning exhibition company’s take on the future of the events industry, high praise for a computer repair firm, and an extensive showcase of successful design projects.

Mike Newell’s expert technology and IT support company, ISUMO, have launched a new package to support the serviced office sector as it continues to adapt to the Covid-era office revolution.

In our latest series of leadership quotations, we hear from Dominic Raab on the government’s Covid response, Kate Meynell on students partying in Nottingham, Craig McRae on how the 2008 crash affected estate agents, Greg Hodge and Martin Roberts on the role of small businesses in UK-EU trade, and Jeff Wilton-Love on the difficulties in the social care sector.

London based online market research agency FlyResearch has been issuing weekly polls to its research panel of over 3000 people throughout the coronavirus lockdown in the UK, in order to project how the outbreak and the implementing of social distancing has been impacting the daily life of UK citizens.

The Covid-19 pandemic has brought with it a whole host of changes for British industry, and while it may seem that sustainability has increased with our heightened awareness over the effects of reduced transportation, the return of wildlife and reduced air pollution that have come about during this time, there has been one other significant consequence of the situation that warrants attention: more waste.

Our latest leadership roundup brings news of awards and praise for a London-based property company and nursery school, a new reality for a Devon-based financial adviser, and the FundTech awards 2020.

Back in April this year, The Parliamentary Review reported on the foundation of GetBuilding.co.uk, a new business venture spearheaded by George Nixon, founder and managing director of London-based property developer, William George Homes. GetBuilding.co.uk, made up of a group of investors and recognised housebuilders, has been active in helping firms struggling financially as a result of the Covid-19 situation, and is targeted toward businesspersons and homeowners whose premises or properties are considered to have development potential.

Our latest leadership roundup brings news of an accreditation for Europe’s largest producer of continually cast iron bar, a 3D virtual tour of a development in Dartford, Kent, and details of a development at one of Britain’s leading universities.

In our latest series of leadership quotations, we hear from Marie van der Zyl, Peter Mandleson and Jeremy Corbyn on the latter’s suspension from the Labour Party. We also hear from Amber Blout on the importance of valuing humans in the workforce, from Heather Kilby and Alyssia Jones on immigration law, and from Mick Clayton on the importance of qualifications.