Business secretary Alok Sharma has said that non-essential shops in England will be able to reopen from Monday June 15, on the condition that they meet “Covid secure” guidelines.
Business secretary Alok Sharma has begun self-isolating at home and has taken a coronavirus test after falling ill during a session in the House of Commons on Wednesday.
Secretary of state for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, Alok Sharma, recently wrote an official letter paying tribute to construction sector workers as they continue to go about their duties through the UK's Covid-19 lock-down. In conversation with The Parliamentary Review, Richard Reid, the managing director of Watford-based smart home installation firm Aonyx, discusses his reaction to the letter and his displeasure with its contents.
Britain’s employment rate has reached its highest level since records began, according to new figures published today. The number of people in work rose by 473,000 in the last year, while the unemployment rate fell to 3.9 per cent in November-January, the lowest rate since 1975.
Featured Organisations
Best Practice Representative | Published February 15th 2019
There are more than 20,000 coffee shops in the UK, a number that’s expected to increase significantly in the coming years. Behind this boom in coffee ...
Read more
Best Practice Representative | Published September 6th 2019
Established in 1998, Frankonia the Bread House aims to provide continental breads to the UK market. Initially operating out of a small bakery in Wimbl...
Read more
Best Practice Representative | Published March 5th 2020
Tewkesbury’s Quickgrind Ltd designs, develops and manufactures solid carbide and high-performance steel cutting tools for companies all around the wor...
Read more
