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Amazon Fresh

Amazon To Open UK Store Without Tills

The retail giant will launch the first in a wave of stores on Thursday as it opens the doors to its first Amazon Fresh…

Henry Saker-Clark

04^th Mar

Wetherspoon garden pub

Wetherspoon Details Beer Garden Reopenings

Pubs and restaurants will be able to serve customers outdoors from April 12 as part of the road map out of the lockdown.

Alan Jones

04^th Mar

Rishi Sunak

Corporation Tax Will Increase To 25% From 2023

But Chancellor Rishi Sunak said the new rate on business profits will only impact companies making more than £250,000 a year.

Simon Neville

03^rd Mar

money

OBR: Economy Will Bounce Back Faster But Borrowing Could Take Decades To Repay

The Office for Budget Responsibility predicts the economy will now recover to its pre-crisis level by the middle of next year.

Holly Williams

03^rd Mar

Andy Haldane

Haldane: UK Has Right Aspiration On Industrial Strategy But No Delivery Plan

The Government set out an industrial strategy in 2017.

August Graham

02^nd Mar

Volvo

Volvo To Go Electric Only By 2030 And Shift All Sales Online

The UK is planning to ban sales of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030.

Neil Lancefield

02^nd Mar

railway

Tens Of Thousands Of Rail Staff To Be Trained To Help Disabled Passengers

By the end of the year nearly 30,000 staff will have received training, the Office of Rail and Road said.

Neil Lancefield

02^nd Mar

Tonic Housing Bankhouse

UK’s first LGBT Retirement Community To Open In London This Year

The development in Vauxhall has been funded with a £5.7 million loan by the Mayor of London.

Edd Dracott

02^nd Mar

Bunzl

Bunzl Profits From Switch To Pandemic-Related Products

Performance in Bunzl’s European markets was particularly strong.

August Graham

01^st Mar

railways

Rail Minister Announces Plan To Accelerate Major Projects

Rail Project Speed aims to halve the duration, and significantly reduce the costs, of rail infrastructure work.

Neil Lancefield

26^th Feb

manufacturing cars

Car Production Falls Again In January, SMMT Reports

It was the 17th consecutive month of decline in the number of cars built in the UK.

PM Today Team

26^th Feb

Women On FTSE Boards Soar 50%, But More Needed In Leadership Roles – Report

The final report from the Hampton-Alexander Review revealed that the number of women on FTSE boards has jumped to 1,026, up from 682 in…

Holly Williams

24^th Feb

plane airport

Heathrow Nosedives To £2bn Loss After ‘Toughest’ Year In History

The west London airport saw passenger numbers collapse to to 22.1 million last year from 80.9 million in 2019.

Holly Williams

24^th Feb

British Airways

Airlines Demand Coronavirus Road Map To Plan For Recovery

Bosses from leading UK airlines are calling on the Prime Minister to outline a recovery road map for the industry so they can plan…

Alan Jones

18^th Feb

money

Road Map To Protect Future Of Cash Must Be Set Out Urgently, Says Which?

The consumer group said irreversible damage could be done to the UK’s cash infrastructure if a road map is not set out soon.

Vicky Shaw

17^th Feb

west midlands gigafactory

Coventry To Seek Planning Permission For New Electric Car Battery Gigafactory

The plant could be operational by 2025, if private investment and government funding can be secured.

Richard Vernalls

16^th Feb

Jaguar

Jaguar To Go All-Electric From 2025

The switch involves consolidating its production facilities, which are spread across the Midlands.

Alan Jones

15^th Feb

recession economy

Firms Warn Covid-19 Support Not Enough In ‘Loud Cry For Help’

The poll of business managers found firms in London and Scotland feel most let down by Government support measures during the pandemic.

Holly Williams

15^th Feb

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