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US Tariffs To Hit UK Economy
3rd April 2025
Reacting to news of a 10% tariff on all UK exports to the US and higher tariffs for other countries, Shevaun Haviland, Director General of the BCC, said: “The Government has kept a cool head so far and must
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Guildford Cathedral’s Practice Jarrow Stone Goes on Loan to St Paul’s Church, Jarrow
1st April 2025
Guildford Cathedral is pleased to announce that the ‘Practice’ Jarrow Stone will be temporarily loaned to St Paul’s Church, Jarrow, reconnecting it with its historic origins. In 1934, the people of Surrey contributed to a special fund set up by
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Journeying Through Lent, Holy Week, and Easter at Guildford Cathedral
1st April 2025
Experience the Power of Music and Reflection at Guildford Cathedral through Lent, Holy Week. Guildford Cathedral invites you to immerse yourself in an extraordinary evening of music at our Holy Week concert on 12 April. This spectacular performance will feature
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Moore South Announces Appointment of New Group Managing Partner
1st April 2025
Moore South Chartered Accountants and Business Advisers is pleased to announce the appointment of Danielle Griffin as Group Managing Partner, effective 1st April 2025. Danielle succeeds Andrew Coldwell, who has been a driving force behind the firm’s continued success. Danielle’s
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Workers in the South East set for pay rise with new National Minimum Wage rates
1st April 2025
National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage increase will put more money in the pockets of up to 410,000 of the lowest paid workers in the South East. Real-terms pay rise will boost wages by £1,400 per year for an
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Kelly’s Storage Cycle Challenge Returns for 2025 to Raise Funds for Challengers and the Rural Life Living Museum
31st March 2025
The highly anticipated Kelly’s Storage Cycle Challenge is back for its annual event on Sunday, May 18th, 2025, offering cycling enthusiasts of all levels a chance to challenge themselves and support two incredible causes. Taking place at the Rural Life Living
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Kelly’s Storage Launches ‘Kelly’s Digital’ – Revolutionising Document Management with Scanning Services
27th March 2025
Kelly’s Storage is proud to announce the launch of Kelly’s Digital, a new service dedicated to helping businesses streamline their operations through advanced document management solutions. The core feature of Kelly’s Digital is its innovative scanning service, designed to help
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Significant Concerns Remain over Employment Rights Bill
27th March 2025
Ahead of the second reading of the Employment Rights Bill in the House of Lords this afternoon, Jane Gratton, Deputy Director Public Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce said: “While the government has consulted with business, and listened
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Unlock the power of AI and Automation for your business
27th March 2025
Businesses are increasingly turning to Artificial Intelligence and automation to stay competitive, streamline operations, and unlock new growth opportunities. AI and automation are no longer reserved for large corporations; they’re now essential tools for businesses of all sizes to stay
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ATG ENTERTAINMENT CELEBRATES WORLD THEATRE DAY ANTHEM BY SHOWCASING ‘CREATIVE LEARNING’ IN THE LOCAL WOKING COMMUNITY
27th March 2025
ATG Entertainment is proud to celebrate World Theatre Day 2025, by uniting voices from across its local venues, in a special anthem that highlights the transformative power of theatre and live entertainment. The unique ‘Where We Belong’ initiative brings together
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What contractors need to know about HMRC’s CIS nudge letters
27th March 2025
HMRC have begun a new nudge letter, or ‘one to many’ letter, campaign targeting contractors that are part of the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS). These letters intend to notify contractors in the property and construction industry to verify their CIS
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Challenging Spring Outlook As Firms Struggle to Bloom
26th March 2025
Responding to the Chancellor’s Spring Statement, Shevaun Haviland, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce said: “Today the Chancellor saw a small dip in inflation, however her statement was made against a backdrop of downgraded economic growth for