Current predictions suggest that the number of cars globally will double by the year 2040, which leads to questions over how this will affect the prices on forecourts around the world. Petrol is an expense which many people must factor in to their weekly budgets, and the fuel industry has maintained a constant upward gradient as the car market continues to grow. The average price of a litre of petrol at the end of 2018 was £1.21 in the UK, whereas a decade ago the figure was closer to £0.89 per litre. Price surges are reflective of steep inflation at various historical points, but what does 20
Over six million Brits have signed a petition to revoke Article 50 and remain in the European Union – one of the largest ever recorded on the Parliament website. It is clear that as deadlines loom, a nation remains confused about Brexit, what it means and how much of an impact it will have on them.
For many businesses, securing a reliable and competitive energy deal is essential. Ultimately, it will allow you to keep productivity high and overheads low, so your business can operate as effectively and profitably as possible.
In the past decade we have seen the closure of many famous high-street brands following the recession and changes in consumer trends. But why did their competitors not fail too? Together with Impact International, experts in change management, we look at how some businesses make themselves resistant to change.
No-deal Brexit will force local production to increase
While the true implications and ramifications of Brexit are still not fully understood, many corporations have already moved their headquarters and operations from the UK to elsewhere in Europe.
Home SW15 has been awarded one of the Good Food Guide’s prestigious awards in the 2019 edition – just a year after the South West London restaurant launched. The accolade of ‘Best Local Restaurant London’ is particularly noteworthy for Home SW15’s owners, Craig Gordon and Head Chef Freddie Fallon, since London’s vibrant restaurant marketplace is especially competitive. Craig and Freddie attribute this early success to their focus on hospitality, friendliness and great food and drink.
- A copyright claim launched against UK media owners and the Government may end up with a multi-million pound bill for the illegal use of the proprietary phrase “Brexit’©’, which was originally patented in the UK by French firm ADF Signage Systemes back in March 2012. The signmaking company’s intention was to design an innovative British sign system to indicate Fire Exit routes.
The Brexit saga continues to rumble one, after hundreds and thousands of people joined last weekend’s march to ask for a second referendum on leaving the EU and stop the divorce of the United Kingdom from the European Union. In addition, MP’s in the Houses of Parliament have failed to find any consensus on a way forward despite numerous votes.
Mobile phone theft is on the rise in Great Britain, especially in bustling cities. On the London Underground system alone, phone thefts have risen by 25% in the past year with an average of twelve people being pickpocketed each day.
Expanding companies can mitigate against ‘breakage’ due to poor hiring decisions through streamlined recruitment strategies. That is the advice of internal talent acquisition specialist, Consult Inhouse, which warns how investors that are aggressively scaling companies often expose themselves to the risk of a weakened workforce through the use of multiple staffing agencies.
MW-W Consultancy won the account after pitching on expanding the long-term global messaging and marketing strategy for the brand and will be the lead on social strategy, while forging and overseeing partnerships across content production and media planning.
