From Furlough to Forklift: How to start a business in the trades post-lockdown
In the last month, the lifting of furlough rules has allowed thousands of employees in the trades to return to...
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NHS doctors and dentists to receive 2.8% pay rise
Government accepts in full the recommendations in the latest Review Body on Doctors’ and Dentists’ Remuneration (DDRB) report 2.8% pay...
Every pupil in England to see another rise in funding in 2021
Schools across England are set to receive a £4.8 billion boost in 2021 compared with 2019, in the next step...
Environment Agency resumes on-site bathing water monitoring
The Environment Agency has resumed sampling at bathing water sites following the government advice on easing lockdown restrictions. Throughout lockdown,...
Changing Places toilets for severely disabled people to be compulsory in new public buildings
Compulsory inclusion of Changing Places Toilets in new public buildings to help 250,000 people Shopping centres, sports stadiums and arts...
‘Reluctant returners’: Managing absence post-lockdown
Returning to the workplace following lockdown will no doubt be met with mixed responses writes Felicity Staff, Senior Legal Advisor...
A disturbing picture of a virus-controlled future
Yorkshire based digital media and theatre company 2b Acting, has released yet another hard-hitting NO interactive video, 'The Line'. A...
Largest testing programme for coronavirus publishes its initial findings
Health Secretary welcomes initial findings from Imperial College London suggesting there was a significant reduction of the virus before lockdown...
Angelina Jolie and UK call for support to protect education for refugee children
Angelina Jolie will join Baroness Sugg, the UK’s Special Envoy for Girls’ Education, to ensure refugee children are not forgotten...
HMRC invites hospitality industry to register for Eat Out to Help Out
Restaurants and other establishments serving food for on-premises consumption can now sign up to a new government initiative aimed at...
