Visit The Library To Do Your Banking: TSB Launches New ‘Pop-Up’ Services

The pop-ups, appearing in places such as libraries and town halls, will support customers with banking services.

New ‘Bank Hubs’ Among Schemes Being Trialled To Boost Access To Cash

The hubs are a collaboration between the Post Office and banks which will provide access to face-to-face banking services.

Waitrose To Create 400 Jobs As It Expands Deliveroo Partnership

The supermarket chain said it will expand the service to almost four times as many locations after hailing a ‘successful’ trial.

Regulator Rejects Heathrow’s Bid To Raise £2.6bn Through Higher Charges

The Civil Aviation Authority described the request as ‘disproportionate and not in the interests of consumers’.

Pandemic-Resilient Companies Employ Higher-Paid, Higher Educated Staff – Study

The Office for National Statistics said that nearly half the workforce in resilient industries were university educated.

Poundland Owner Pepco Picks Warsaw Over London For Stock Market Float

Pepco, which also runs the Pep&Co and Dealz brands, had previously said that it was considering stock exchanges in the UK and Poland.

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Covid Spending Pushes Deficit To Highest Levels Since Second World War

The Government has spent more on furlough than its entire deficit in the year before the coronavirus pandemic.

Retail Sales Boosted As Shoppers Snap Up New Outfits Ahead Of Lockdown Easing

The ONS said total retail sales in March beat pre-pandemic levels for the first time – up 1.6% compared with February 2020.

Pizza Express To Recruit 1,000 Workers As Restaurants Reopen

The hiring spree comes only six months after the chain said it would axe 1,300 roles across its 360 UK restaurants.

BA Owner Makes Sustainable Jet Fuel Pledge

International Airlines Group said it will power 10% of its flights with sustainable fuel by 2030.

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PureGym Upbeat After Reopening Despite ‘Awful’ Losses

The group reported a £214.6 million annual pre-tax loss, against losses of £39.5 million in 2019.

Argos to close Somerset distribution site ‘with 230 jobs at risk’

Owners Sainsbury’s said the depot is one site set to be affected as part of plans to integrate the logistics networks for the two…

Johnson Matthey To Open Second Battery Components Plant

The new factory will be near Vaasa, a city on the Finnish west coast.

Treasury And Bank To Explore Potential For Digital Pound

China is already running trials of a digital central bank currency, with a potential digital euro being mooted in Europe.

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