EU ban on bee-harming pesticides

A leading UK innovator in business intelligence solutions is targeting a global market of more than five million users with the launch of a new software service aimed at bolstering corporate security.

Employees conceal a mental health problem from their employer by claiming to be physically ill.

The current world we live in is encouraging us to lessen our impact on the environment. One of the most important topics right now is making sure we buy from companies which are not only sustainable but also ethical. Sadly, even in the 21st century, we hear about companies that exploit workers and use unsustainable ingredients and processes. Boohoo was criticised for exploiting workers by paying them less than the minimum wage, as well as providing no COVID-19 protection in its Leicester factory.

For many of us, we thought it would never happen. For those that weren’t in this camp, chances are they were amongst those who simply put it to the back of their mind and forgot about it – yes, we’re talking about Brexit. From sandwich confiscations to deliveries being halted at the border, the impacts of the UK’s exit from the EU is really beginning to be felt. In the marketing world, however, the continued rhetoric over the past number of years has been “business as usual”. Is this true, however?

Brexit has been a divisive issue, to say the least. The past eight years have seen rigorous debate over the merits and demerits of divorce from the European Union, but the past few years have shown Brexit’s results to be in line with some of the more negative predictions put forth by ‘Remainers’.

Winter can be a tough season for the temperature; during the coldest months, the UK reaches a low average between 2 and 7 degrees Celsius.

Virtually every one of the world’s commercial airports and leading destinations currently remain vulnerable to criminal abuse or ‘rogue’ operation of drone technology notwithstanding the shock wake-up call from the chaos at Gatwick Airport last month before Christmas and more recently at Heathrow, as well as last week’s exploding drone incident in Yemen.

Search engine optimisation, more commonly referred to as SEO, is a digital marketing strategy that provides businesses with a long-term and cost-effective advertising solution, helps to improve their visibility online and within the organic search results. It is often said that behind every successful company is a great SEO campaign, but with the different elements that go into building a strong SEO strategy often taking a longer time to yield distinguishable results, many business owners may find themselves wondering whether SEO is worth the investment.

Following the recent second anniversary of the war in Ukraine, millions of Ukrainian refugees continue to grapple with the challenges of displacement.

After COVID-19 forced the UK to stay at home, we have had no choice but to make some changes to our everyday lives. A lot of us have used our time wisely and come up with some quirky ways to continue life as somewhat normal – just with a virtual take on things. Being blessed with the age of digitalisation, our digital devices do just about everything for us at the click of a button.