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With women making up only 14% of the 2.1 million people working in UK construction and just 2% of SME housebuilding businesses owned and run by women, HJK Construction is helping to make the industry more accessible to women. Elli Kiely Elli Kiely, Design & Innovation Director, at HJK Construction has Continue reading HJK Construction’s Elli Kiely Champions Female Careers in Construction as the Decline in Housebuilding Grows
Today, Quantum Trilogy launches to deliver mission-critical and agile solutions aligned to urgent government requirements. Its new and pioneering approach proves essential for high-profile organisations worldwide, such as militaries, governments, and national security organisations. Quantum Trilogy is adopting an optimal sourcing strategy to develop vendor-agnostic, custom-built secure technology that accurately meets an Continue reading QUANTUM TRILOGY LAUNCHES TO DELIVER TAILORED MISSION-CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY APPROACH FOR HIGH-STAKES OPERATIONS
Introduction to Regulations in the Cosmetic Surgery Sector By kagan seymenoglu, CEO of Longevita The cosmetic surgery industry has seen remarkable expansion in the last few years, not least because of technological advances and changing attitudes – there is no longer a stigma around such treatments. kagan seymenoglu However, this surge Continue reading Calling for regulations for the cosmetic surgery industry
By Sam Peters, Chief Product Officer, ISMS.online 2025 is set to be the year in which the government and public sector entities more actively embrace AI within their operations. Back in October 2024, Labour MP Nick Smith revealed that the House Authorities, alongside the House of Lords administration and Parliamentary Digital Continue reading How parliament can set the benchmark for responsible AI adoption
By Nicola Maynard, Prison Law Partner at Reeds Solicitors The Labour government in 2005 introduced the IPP sentence where prisoners were given no maximum tariff and ended up becoming trapped in a revolving door. However, under the Conservative government in 2012 IPP sentence were abolished due to matters concerning human rights. Continue reading Re-sentencing exercise in relation to all Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP)
Volunteer-run repair cafes are helping people, nature and our climate by fixing over 21,000 items for free, saving money and reducing waste. It has reached an extraordinary milestone saving people over £1m in free repairs. Repair Café Wales is encouraging people to repair rather than replace a broken item during ‘Fix-it February’ Continue reading Wales saves £1m by mending not spending
by Josh Dean, CEO, Audiebant The zombie knife ban that came into force in September has removed tens of thousands of weapons from sale in England and Wales, even if there is controversy about its cost. The fact that one wholesaler surrendered more than 35,000 such knives gives an indication of Continue reading 35,000 zombie knives handed in – but are we closer to public safety?
Commenting on the Chancellor’s speech on kickstarting economic growth, Deputy First Minister, Kate Forbes said: “I welcome the Chancellor’s attempt to outline an economic plan, after the very legitimate concerns around her approach to growth which have been raised by many since the UK Budget, in particular the damaging decision to raise Continue reading Scotland’s Deputy First Minister comments on Chancellor’s speech
Following a competitive tender, the Office of the Revenue Commissioners, the Irish Government agency responsible for customs, excise, taxation and related matters, has awarded a contract to Smurfit Kappa Security Concepts (SKSC) for the supply of tobacco tax stamps. Under the terms of the deal, SKSC will be responsible for the printing Continue reading SMURFIT KAPPA AWARDED MAJOR CONTRACT FROM IRISH GOVERNMENT AGENCY
James Johns, Head of Corporate Affairs, UK, Workday Nations across the globe are feeling a squeeze on skills. One recent McKinsey study found that nine in ten executives or managers are having trouble hiring people with the talent they need – or that they expect to have that problem in the next Continue reading How the UK can nurture a skills-based workforce
New research challenges the idea that 2024 was the year of the ‘digital election’ – particularly for younger voters New nationally representative research from Marketreach, the marketing authority on commercial mail, reveals that mail is more likely to have had an influence on voting intention than any other marketing channel across all Continue reading Mail most influential marketing medium when it comes to winning votes in elections
Strategic diversification plan sees the creation of a new position that will extend TTC’s offering to new markets TTC Group, the learning and development and training experts, has appointed legislation, risk and compliance training professional, Kylie Wilson as Public Sector Director. Her role will focus on developing and managing Public Sector relationships Continue reading Kylie Wilson appointed as Public Sector Director
By Steph Gemson, Founder of TaxGem In a landmark policy shift, the UK government has announced the complete abolition of the non-dom tax regime, effective April 2025. The reform will replace the current non-domiciled status with a residence-based tax scheme, fundamentally altering the tax obligations for thousands of non-dom individuals residing in Continue reading The Abolition of UK Non-Dom Regime: What It Means and How to Prepare
UK remains steadfast in support for Falkland Islanders’ right of self-determination. Armed Forces Minister met service personnel, members of the Government of the Falkland Islands, and residents Visit to the South Atlantic islands is first by a Minister from the new Government, and the first of a Defence Minister since 2022 The UK Continue reading UK COMMITMENT TO FALKLAND ISLANDS AS STRONG AS EVER AS MINISTER TRAVELS TO PAY RESPECTS ON REMEMBERANCE DAY
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