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  • Interiors: Laura Ivill tours Beau House, the St James’s scheme promoting British art and design

    January 13, 2017

    As London Fashion Week Men’s drew to a close last week, with its global celebration of Savile Row and Jermyn Street style, all eyes were on St James’s. This historic quarter, based around St James’s Square and bordering Green Park and St James’s Park, is undergoing a £500m redevelopment by The Crown Estate, joined by [...]

  • The reading recommendations of today’s corporate titans

    January 12, 2017

    What makes successful people successful? The world’s top entrepreneurs, chief executives and entertainment elite come from all walks of life, so perhaps – good fortune aside – it’s the way they think which propels them above the competition and to the top of their respective fields. The books high achievers choose to read can offer [...]

  • Now the Tories give run around on immigration

    January 11, 2017

    Making a mess of immigration policy isn't an endeavour restricted to the Labour party. As much as we enjoyed their festival of confusion yesterday regarding the free movement of workers, the Tories have now given us a clear reminder that politicians of all stripes are capable of getting tangled up in this sensitive area of policy. [...]

  • Businesses could be hit with £1,000 levy per EU worker after Brexit

    January 11, 2017

    Employers could face a £1,000 charge for every EU worker they recruit under plans being considered by the Home Office. Immigration minister Robert Goodwill revealed the controversial plans earlier today in a House of Lords subcommittee looking at post-Brexit migration rules. Goodwill claimed the charge will "be helpful to British workers who feel they are overlooked". Read [...]

  • Corbyn’s Labour pains show no sign of easing

    January 11, 2017

    One of the many problems with Jeremy Corbyn’s so-called “leadership” of the Labour party has been his complete failure to confront the biggest issue facing the country today – Brexit. At key moments, with the government’s approach to Article 50 attracting widespread criticism, Corbyn has been extraordinarily elusive. Even Iain Duncan Smith’s “quiet man” act [...]

  • City Moves for 11 January 2017 | Who’s switching jobs

    January 11, 2017

    Wilton & Bain Erin Callaghan has joined Wilton & Bain as a Partner in the firm’s technology practice. Erin has over 10 years’ experience in executive recruitment and has built a track record of delivering senior assignments in the international technology sector, including FTSE 100 and Fortune 500 companies as well as VC or private equity [...]

  • Thinking smaller: Why Tunisian olives hold the key to the UK’s post-Brexit trading success

    January 11, 2017

    On reaching the Americas in 1519, Hernán Cortés burnt his ships. Pointing up the beach he told his astonished crew that, since retreating to Europe was no longer an option, the only way was forward to the possibilities he anticipated in the New World. Britain now stands on the brink of its Cortés moment. When Article [...]

  • Another huge win for post-Brexit UK: Snapchat sets up international HQ

    January 10, 2017

    Snap, the newly formed parent company of huge hit messaging app Snapchat, has chosen to set up its international headquarters in the UK in another boost for a post-Brexit UK. The multi-billion-dollar valued firm which is expected to go public this year will book its UK sales here, and those from countries where it has no [...]

  • Post Office is cutting 300 jobs as it ditches 37 offices

    January 10, 2017

    The Post Office may cut as many as 300 jobs as it closes or franchises 37 of its offices. The Communication Workers Union said the job losses will include 127 financial specialist roles. In a statement today the Post Office said it is seeking partners for 37 branches, in addition to 93 it previously announced.  “We’re [...]

  • London Tube strike January 2017: These are the 84 Tube stations closed due to strike action today

    January 9, 2017

    Transport for London (TfL) has confirmed that 84 Tube stations are closed across the capital due to strike action taking place today.  TfL Twitter accounts posted the following list of closed stations as of 12 PM but warned that the list was subject to change. The 84 shut stations represent almost one third of the total 270 [...]

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