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European Ministers Ride the Bike to Danish Meetings
In a nation, where 95 pct. of the population own a bike it is only natural, that a two-wheel ride is offered to EU delegates as well.
Cost of Using Mobile Phones, Smartphones And Tablets When Traveling Abroad Within the EU Will Fall Sharply From July 1st
The cost of using mobile phones, smartphones and tablets when travelling abroad within the EU will fall sharply from July 1 this year, under an agreement with the Council endorsed by Parliament on Thursday.
Members of the European Parliament Say the Fight Against Piracy Off the East-African Coast Cannot be Won By Military Means Alone
MEPs say the fight against piracy off the east-African coast cannot be won by military means alone. In a resolution adopted on Thursday, by 434 votes to 100, with five abstentions, they urge member states to strengthen the EU naval protection force and...
Plans to Set Up the Groceries Code Adjudicator Move a Step Closer
Plans to set up the new Groceries Code Adjudicator moved a step closer as the Bill is published in the House of Lords.
Illegal Fuel Production Plant Uncovered During a Raid on an Industrial Estate in Tilbury in Essex
An illegal fuel production plant, capable of producing over 240,000 liters of illicit fuel a year, evading almost £120,000 in lost duty, has been uncovered by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) during a raid on an industrial estate in Tilbury in Essex.
Online Sellers in the UK have One Month to Register for Tax Opportunity
People trading on the internet who haven’t paid all the tax they owe have just one month left to take part in an opportunity offered by HMRC to get their tax affairs in order on the best terms available.
Creative Europe And Europe for Citizens, the Fight Against Doping And Erasmus for All on the Agenda in Brussels
The EU Ministers responsible for Culture, Audiovisual and Sport are meeting in Brussels to discuss inter alia two new programs in this field. The following day EU’s new education and youth program, Erasmus for All, is on the agenda and will be discussed...
Charities to be Able to Claim Top-up Payments on Limited Amount of Small Donations Without Needing Gift Aid Declarations
Charities will be able to claim top-up payments on up to £5,000 of small donations without needing Gift Aid declarations, under changes announced in The Queen’s Speech.
