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  • BA boss Willie Walsh thinks Air Passenger Duty cut by Scottish government will undermine English airports

    December 16, 2016

    Willie Walsh has some reservations over the Scottish government's intention to halve Air Passenger Duty (APD) by the end of the Scottish Parliament in 2021. He's concerned it'll undermine English airports. The boss of British Airways' owner IAG, said that the move did mark "a major step towards the complete abolition of this stealth tax that [...]

  • Paddy Power has the odds on which group will call a strike next

    December 15, 2016

    After Southern rail strikes left commuters stranded, Post Office workers threatened branch closures before Christmas, cabin crew at British Airways voted for industrial action and even Argos drivers announced a disruptive strike before talking it out with their bosses, Paddy Power has now offered the odds on which group will strike next. "Glorious post-Brexit Britain is doing its best [...]

  • British Airways cabin crew have voted in favour of strikes in pay dispute

    December 14, 2016

    British Airways cabin crew have voted in favour of strikes in a pay dispute, according to Unite union.  The union has not yet finalised dates, but said any action will begin after 21 December. Unite representatives will meet shortly to discuss dates. It comes after crew rejected a pay rise offer of two per cent. More than [...]

  • Gatwick just had a record November bolstered by soaring long-haul growth

    December 14, 2016

    Gatwick's chief executive has said he intends to keep pushing for his airport to expand alongside Heathrow's third runway since his rival was given the green light by government. And Stewart Wingate will be able to point to another record month to bolster his argument, after revealing the airport just had its busiest ever November. For [...]

  • Daily flights from London Gatwick to Hong Kong announced by Cathay Pacific

    December 13, 2016

    London Gatwick airport has received a boost with the news that there will now be daily flights to and from Hong Kong, as the route launched in September records “strengthening demand”. Cathay Pacific will expand its timetable of flights at Gatwick from four times a week to a daily timetable, with six direct flights between [...]

  • UK pension funding deficits remain at nearly one-third of UK GDP, despite recovery of £50bn in November

    December 1, 2016

    A £50bn improvement in the deficit of defined benefit pension funds in November 2016 failed to offset declines earlier in the year, leaving the total deficit at £580bn. The deficit is still over £100bn higher since the start of the year, according to PwC’s Skyval Index. Deficits have leapt since Spring after asset value growth failed to [...]

  • Looking for deals on flights? Here are some of the best deals for Black Friday from British Airways and Ryanair

    November 25, 2016

    Forget snapping up a heavily discounted perfume you've never actually tried. It's not just the big retailers getting involved in Black Friday with deals. And some of the biggest airlines have a range of offers lined up for Black Friday, so if you're feeling fed up of the wind and the cold and are looking to [...]

  • Everything you need to know about Black Friday: Get a Samsung TV, Apple iPad, DKNY perfume and more all on the cheap

    November 25, 2016

    If you're trying to buy all your Christmas presents online without your boss noticing, we're on hand to help.  Here's everything we know about Black Friday deals so far, all in one place: John Lewis The department store has announced deals on Samsung TVs, KitchenAids, DKNY perfume, casserole dishes and more. Apple The tech giant [...]

  • Last surviving WWI submarine hunter looks doomed for scrap after failing to secure Autumn Statement funding

    November 24, 2016

    The HMS President's fate is looking uncertain, after a bid for Libor funding was turned down in Philip Hammond's Autumn Statement. Now she faces the prospect of being scrapped in the coming weeks.  A parliamentary motion was submitted in an effort to signpost its value as a heritage site as one of the UK's last three [...]

  • Eh? Rolls-Royce and Game are among the 25 best UK companies to work for. Supposedly.

    November 23, 2016

    An engineering giant which has issued a string of profit warnings, two retailers which recently came out of administration and a bank which was the centre of a major scandal this year are among UK employees' 25 favourite companies to work for, according to new research. Rolls-Royce came top of jobsite Indeed's Top Employers in Britain list. The [...]

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