Mis-selling

Manufacturers are feeling the pinch across the board according to the latest report compiled by the North East Chamber of Commerce (NECC). The largest independent survey of its […]

Despite the budget announcement sounding promising for the construction industry, the UK sector  is braced for increasing costs with the prospect of higher employer National Insurance Contributions (NICs) […]

A pair of tower blocks in Woolwich, London, earmarked for demolition in 2023, are now allowed to stay standing based on a Planning Inspector’s verdict. The ‘unlawful’ tower […]

Following the general election win, the Labour party pledged to ‘Get Britain Building Again.’ Rachel Reeves’ first budget in October 2024, marked a pivotal moment and offered several […]

Education is often bandied around as a political football, with point-scoring often overshadowing the real focus: young people and their opportunity to learn. Improving standards, attracting motivated and […]

Schools in England are bracing for tighter budgets due to rising costs of Special Educational Needs (SEN) provision, higher wages, and pension contributions, despite a promised funding boost. […]

Thousands of teachers could soon choose between larger salaries and reduced pension contributions in a move that may influence public sector pay deals. United Learning, England’s largest academy […]

As temperatures drop, care homes across the UK are bracing for another challenging winter. The combination of cold weather, soaring energy prices, and the geopolitical turbulence stemming from […]

Economist Sir Andrew Dilnot — one of the UK’s leading authorities on social care reform — has urged the Government to speed up the work of Baroness Casey’s newly […]

Care home owners will be keeping a close eye on whether Baroness Louise Casey chooses to recommend an insurance system for social care after Wes Streeting trailed the […]

Concerns are being raised that the Government’s plans to encourage care workers to carry out a greater number of NHS checks could end up creating a further financial […]

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Zonal electricity pricing is back on the agenda but could a regional approach to charging for energy — based on geographical demand and supply — make for fairer […]

Business Energy Claims’ CEO Callum Thompson is calling for the same level of regulatory oversight and protection for businesses as is currently afforded to domestic energy customers, following […]

Energy prices have soared to record highs, with business energy bills forecasted to remain 70% above pre-energy crisis rates in 2021 based on Cornwall Insight analysis. This surge […]

Under pressure retailers are continuing to monitor rising energy costs — and identify escape routes from mis-sold contracts — ahead of a fresh period of financial uncertainty. Although […]

The UK retail sector is grappling with a convergence of challenges in 2025, as businesses navigate a complex landscape that threatens both growth and long-term survival. According to […]

When energy prices surge, UK households benefit from some level of protection through the domestic energy price cap – set by Ofgem to limit the maximum unit rate […]