Archive for November, 2011
Councilor spends £1000 on taxis
THE head of a council forced to slash its budgets due to government cuts claimed nearly £1,000 on taxis including several journeys of LESS than a mile. Stephen Hughes is the head of Birmingham City Council, which faced savage …
Orange to raise contract prices and users have to pay
Orange customers who hold monthly contracts will be hit with an unwanted pre-Christmas gift after the operator has revealed bills will rise by 4.34 per cent. From January 8
Travellers to be hit by public sector strikes
Passengers could face delays of up to 12 hours and flight cancellations next week when immigration officers go on strike following a row over public sector pensions. Normand Boivin,
Birmingham Bullring sees growth
Spiceal Street was launched yesterday, a new restaurant quarter at Bullring Shopping Centre in Birmingham.
The 1,860m² (20,000 ft²) extension has attracted three new restaurant brands andInsurers propose driving ban for under-25s
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has stated that drivers under the age of 25 should hold their license for two years before being able to drive between
HMV to launch on-demand films in attempt claw back customers
HMV has launched an on-demand film service in a bid to counter its falling in-store sales.
HMV will be partnering with FilmFlex, the video-on-demand rentalWill Topshop leave the high street?
The retail group Arcadia could close up to 260 stores over the next three years. Further signs that the high street is continuing to struggle, Arcadia includes clothing
Thomas Cook shares drop, but bounce back a bit this morning
British tour operator Thomas Cook is struggling for survival after the number of bookings had fallen and fears the company are having difficultly repaying
Should the lay trustee be compensated like the independent trustee?
The role of the trustee has changed dramatically in recent years, and with the new government reforms on pensions set to be put into effect as of 2012,





















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