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Across in England and Wales 1,804 primary schools spend less than £10 per pupil on ICT (Information and Communication Technology) equipment. Many pupils are therefore going without up-to-date learning tools,…
New research has revealed that many Brits are misusing their mobile phone deals and in fact are losing out hundreds of pounds a year. Findings by Billmonitor, a price comparison…
Inflation figures for March showed an unexpected drop for the first month since last July, easing some of the building pressure on the Bank of England to increase interest rates.…
Stephen Agar at Royal Mail said: "It is encouraging to see how certain areas are experiencing focused and localised growth. We expect this trend to become even more evident over…
Standard and Poor’s has downgraded Greece and Portugal’s credit rating after further debt worries. The ratings agency downgraded the debt-stricken countries on the risk their debts to a new European…
A snap poll of more than 800 members of the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) 'Voice of Small Business' survey panel has shown that the Budget will have no real…
Royal Mail is undergoing one of the most important change programmes undertaken in the UK. New delivery methods designed to enable Royal Mail employees to deal with the changes in…
Punch Taverns, the UK’s biggest pubs group, announced plans today to split its business in two and sell over 2,000 of its pubs. The announcement is the result of a…
First-time buyers who are struggling to save a deposit will soon be able to get help from local authorities as part of a new scheme. The scheme is aimed at…
The average price of petrol has reached a record high at just over 130 pence per litre - according to industry analyst, Experian Catalist. The soaring prices at the pumps…
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