How Hill Dickinson’s Everton stadium gamble redefined law’s marketing playbook October 21, 2026 Hill Dickinson is a rare law firm to gain cut through on the terraces, but its unusual approach to marketing is paying off, writes Maria Ward-Brennan It’s rare to hear a law firm’s name come up in chat among football fans, but Hill Dickinson’s was dropped while I was standing in the home end at [...]
The Tories won’t win back young voters with disco nights alone October 21, 2026 The Young Conservatives have elected a new chairman but his role is utterly meaningless unless the party adopts policies that will actually help young people, like ditching the triple lock, says Oliver Dean If I asked the dutiful readers of City AM to name the most consequential election in history, their minds would likely leap [...]
Budget 2026: If Healey really thinks banks are a jewel in the crown why is he raising taxes? October 21, 2026 Banks already pay billions in tax. If John Healey really wants to Budget for growth, investment and predictability, he should keep taxes stable, says David Postings Chancellor John Healey recently described banking as the “jewel” in the “British economic crown”. I completely agree. I have worked in banking for decades. Born in Wolverhampton, I know [...]
Why a ‘do no harm’ Budget isn’t good enough October 21, 2026 Labour market statistics can be pretty dry. Inactivity rates, nominal regular earnings growth, payroll numbers and claimant counts tend not, at first glance, to fire up the imagination. The data dumps are hoovered up by economists and analysts, not least as a guide to future Bank of England interest rate decisions or as a barometer [...]
OBR expected to sound alarm on Healey’s spending pressures October 21, 2026 Britain’s fiscal watchdog is likely to sound the alarm on the spending pressures facing the government when it lays out its analysis of the Budget next week, economists have predicted, in what would be a significant move signalling the scale of the challenges facing the Chancellor. Analysts have said the Office for Budget Responsibility could [...]
Newcastle United: MP denies rowing back on Saudi criticism after accepting £5k freebies October 21, 2026 Newcastle MPs have been urged to stop accepting hospitality and gifts from Newcastle United amid concerns it has softened their criticism of the club’s Saudi owners. Dame Chi Onwurah, Labour MP for Newcastle Central and West, was a vociferous critic of the Saudi regime before in recent years taking tickets and hospitality from the club. [...]
OBR expected to flag warning over Healey’s spending pressures October 21, 2026 Britain’s fiscal watchdog is likely to sound the alarm on the spending pressures facing the government when it lays out its analysis of the Budget next week, economists have predicted, in what would be a significant move signalling the scale of the challenges facing the Chancellor. John Healey is facing a crunch Spending Review next [...]
MPs voice fury after Labour rejects over a dozen proposals to boost UK investment October 21, 2026 MPs have voiced their frustration after the government flat out rejected more than a dozen proposals to boost lacklustre investment levels in the UK. Members of the House of Commons Business, Innovation, Science and Trade Committee issued a list of recommendations to make the UK a more attractive destination for investment, including rejuvenating the London [...]
Sihoo to Showcase Next-Generation Ergonomic Office Experience at ORGATEC 2026 October 20, 2026 With ORGATEC 2026 approaching, ergonomic seating specialist Sihoo will present its next-generation workplace solutions at Hall 8.1, Booths A-060 & B-061. In line with the exhibition theme, “From rooms to relationships: designing spaces in an ever-changing world,” Sihoo will demonstrate how adaptive ergonomic design supports changing postures and evolving needs in modern workplaces. This press [...]
Union fury at Natwest plans for staff to attend the office TWO DAYS a week October 20, 2026 Natwest is facing backlash from trade union Unite over a new plan to require workers to attend the office for a mandatory two days a week. On Tuesday Unite, which represents over 1 million workers across private, public, and voluntary sectors, including some Natwest employees, said the lender’s decision was “out of touch with the [...]