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  • AA looks to cull 300 jobs as post float cost-cutting drive begins

    February 10, 2015

    ROADSIDE recovery service AA is planning to cut 300 jobs as part of a wide-ranging review into costs, it is understood. The cuts, which will all be back-office, will come as part of a review into its costs, launched following its float last year. It is understood they will take place as the company “significantly” [...]

  • AA to cut 300 jobs

    February 10, 2015

    Roadside recovery service AA is planning to cut 300 jobs as part of a wide-ranging review into costs, it is understood. The cuts, which will all be back-office, will come as part of a review into its costs, launched following its IPO last year. It is understood they will take place as the company "significantly" [...]

  • Wiltshire police apologise for requesting information about Charlie Hebdo purchasers

    February 9, 2015

    Wiltshire Police have apologised after asking a newsagent for details of people who had bought an edition of Charlie Hebdo magazine.   After a letter in the Guardian suggested that a newsagent in Corsham had been paid a visit by Wiltshire Police after selling editions of Charlie Hebdo issued following the massacre of 12 members [...]

  • Here’s a glimpse into the future of the Internet of Things: A day in the life of the connected city

    February 9, 2015

    Meet Jeremy. He lives in London and as part of a new fitness drive, plays squash two mornings a week.   The game ends triumphantly and he checks his smart watch to compare his performance to others and to track how many calories he burned – the device even has a personalised solutions service, advising [...]

  • Entrepreneurs’ relief: Unnecessary fiddling with this vital policy will damage growth

    February 1, 2015

    Given that they drive our economy’s growth, it’s vital that entrepreneurs are rewarded for their efforts – especially since they take on so many risks to succeed. Thankfully, since 2008, there has been a tax relief that does precisely this. Entrepreneurs’ relief enables business owners to pay a lower rate of capital gains tax when [...]

  • McDonald’s Big Cheese: UK makeover chief Steve Easterbrook now has the whole world on his plate

    January 29, 2015

    Steve Easterbrook, who used to play cricket at Durham University alongside ex-England captain Nasser Hussain, has long  been viewed as one of McDonald’s star players – obtaining a captaincy of his own yesterday at  the world’s biggest fast food chain.  McDonald’s new Watford-born chief executive will take on the challenging task of reviving the group’s [...]

  • Great Portland Estates jumps in value thanks to West End property demand

    January 29, 2015

    Great Portland Estates (GPE) yesterday posted a 5.2 per cent surge in the value of its property portfolio, thanks to London’s booming West End property market, despite increased uncertainty ahead of the upcoming general election. The FTSE 250 developer said the value of its estate was worth £3.07bn at 31 December, up £152.3m on the [...]

  • English Heritage listed buildings: Protecting our past is a tricky affair

    January 28, 2015

    One Finsbury Avenue squats on the western edge of the Broadgate development at Liverpool Street, like a huge  camouflaged army tank under the false  illusion that no one can see it. Capped with a large glass roof to allow UBS traders to benefit from as much daylight as possible, the building’s bronze-coloured sides are clad [...]

  • Eyesore or beauty? The 14 postwar office blocks listed by English Heritage

    January 28, 2015

    Whether you're a fan or take an altogether more "Prince Charles" attitude to post-war architecture, office buildings provide some of the finest examples of it. And turns out English Heritage thinks it's worth preserving: the organisation has listed 14 of the UK's best-loved (or most-hated) post-war offices. According to English Heritage, the buildings – which [...]

  • Revenue drops at Foxtons as London cools

    January 27, 2015

    TRENDY high street estate agency Foxtons saw its shares surge 11.8 per cent yesterday shaking off an early dip of 2.4 per cent in early trading. The upmarket estate agent – known for its trendy Minis and even trendier, bar-like offices – has posted fourth quarter results showing revenues fell 12 per cent in the [...]

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