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U.K. motorists are being offered £2,000 towards a new car or van if they trade in their 10-year-old, or older, vehicle for scrap under plans unveiled by the Government in this week’s Budget.
The decision to implement a scrappage scheme has been...
My wife and I had one of our (now regular) chats over dinner regarding the economy. From her commonsense point of view, any business that is on the brink of failure due to poor management should be allowed to fail, since those businesses are clearly...
U.K. Consumer Minister Gareth Thomas has welcomed the EU decision to toughen up rules around timeshare and to regulate other long term holiday products across the EU for the first time, boosting holidaymakers’ rights when things go wrong.
U.K. Credit card companies have agreed a new set of ‘fair principles’ that will put an end to overnight hikes in credit card charges and give much needed breathing space to borrowers struggling to repay their debts.
In the run up to the U.K.’s Bonfire Night the Government is targeting the small minority of irresponsible businesses who flout the law by selling fireworks to under 18s.
Business Secretary John Hutton has welcomed the news that GKN will be purchasing Airbus’s wing component and assemblies manufacturing facilities at Filton. The acquisition, which will see an investment of £150 million in the site by GKN, will...
Each year more than 25,000 British Muslims travel to Mecca for Hajj, but some are defrauded by disreputable tour operators. Unfortunately, the Government believes many cases of pilgrims losing out go unreported – preventing them from getting the...
Energy Minister Malcolm Wicks has today given the go ahead to Thor Cogeneration Ltd to construct a 1,020MW gas-fired combined heat and power station at Seal sands, Teesside. He has also given deemed planning permission for the development having agreed...
A Kent-based kitchen fitter who took nearly £30,000 in deposits from customers but failed to complete their kitchens has been jailed for bankruptcy offenses after prosecution by the Department for Business.