> 25% of Brits take NO sun lotion abroad > 44% take one bottle – three fewer than NHS recommendations > Sun cream more expensive overseas – up to £17.45 in Ibiza > Buy sunscreen in the UK to save
Damaged furniture, scratched walls and late removal vans are some of the most common ‘fails’ that sleep-deprived Brits face on moving day.
Second ‘community hub’ opens in Shirley, Southampton
New Process Bliss research reveals more than four in 10 SME workers say their boss expects them to work during summer holidays
Rosalyn Palmer from Newark UK is a contributing author to Ignite Your Female Leadership that went to No.1 on Amazon (Kindle version) in the Business Book category in three countries (USA, UK, Germany) within three days of its launch on July 5 2019.
Destination store in Lake District for outdoor enthusiasts and part of Tiso Group, chooses Eurostop systems to enhance instore customer experience
On average Brits spend £691 on a summer holiday, but the true cost is actually £1,748 when you factor in things like insurance, clothes, transport and pet care
With 86 per cent of customers willing to pay up to 25 per cent more simply to receive good customer service, its implementation is certainly a worthwhile investment.
If your business is prime for European expansion, it’s also the perfect opportunity to review a lot of your HR practices. Opening a new office in a new country can be a considerable challenge logistically, however, when you consider the cultural considerations as well as the HR requirements, there’s a lot to examine for your new continental journey.
Eurostop’s innovative technology enables retailers to provide customers with in-store café experience while shopping
● BT Sport commits to broadcasting Henley Royal Regatta live in 2019 and 2020 ● Mark Durden-Smith and Craig Doyle to present BT Sport coverage ● Sunset+Vine will continue as Production partner to Henley Royal Regatta and BT Sport
• New Barclaycard analysis finds that a one percentage point increase in public transport use is associated with 1,400 more businesses reaching the scale up phase over a 12-month period • Access to imports also boosts scale up numbers – while increased inflation, competition and overheads have a negative relationship with the number of scale ups • Today, a pool of fewer than 37,000 UK scale ups contribute more than £1.3 trillion to the UK economy • The majority of business leaders believe they should trade overseas to secure growth
