Are you financially prepared should you need to fund long-term care in the future?
MM Wealth Ltd writes...we must all face the possibility that one day we or a loved one may need additional support and care, either at home or in a care home. Long-term care has never been more important, due to us all living longer.
Lighthouse Advisory Partners advises Causeway on its acquisition of Reference Point
Lighthouse Advisory Partners is delighted to have advised Causeway Technologies on its acquisition of Reference Point, the developer of the UK's leading workforce competency and authority-to-work system. This deal represents another successful transaction for Lighthouse Advisory Partners in the construction technology sector.
A complete rebranding for Hanski
Hanski complete full rebrand along with a total redesign and build of their website. The team are left feeling totally recharged, energised and ready to push forward with renewed vigour on their mission to be the best sport tour operator company in the UK.
Price Bailey announces six internal partner promotions
Award winning accounting firm Price Bailey has announced the promotion of six senior team members who will be moving into the firm’s Partnership team from April 2023.
Global Distribution Partners with Wasabi Technologies to Provide Low-Cost Cloud Storage Solutions for Content Creators across the EMEA region.
Global Distribution, a trusted value-added distributor and manufacturer of data storage, software, and services for the media and entertainment industry, has joined forces with Wasabi Technologies the hot cloud storage company, to offer content creators cloud storage with known predictable costs, via Global’s extensive EMEA reseller network.
Greg Mayne, international VAT specialist, joins Price Bailey
Price Bailey appoints new international VAT partner Greg Mayne who joins on 2 May 2023, as part of the firm’s continued investment into its tax services.
Financial Planner, David Thurlow looks at the Important personal financial implications to consider when selling a business
If you are thinking of selling your business, different experts will help you through different aspects of the corporate transaction, but it’s easy to overlook the personal financial planning implications involved.
Will the PSTN switch-off affect your business or school?
In December 2025, phone lines in the UK will go fully digital, and the remaining analogue phone lines – the Public Switch Telephone Network (PSTN) – will be permanently switched off.
Could you be It Takes A City's new Treasurer?
It Takes A City is looking for an experienced treasurer to help us grow and support our homeless neighbours.
Cresset appoints first Chief Financial Officer
As a consequence of recent investment from Scottish Equity Partners, we are delighted to welcome John Leighton to the Board and Executive Management team.
Crowdfunding democratising equity funding in agri-tech
There is still money out there for agri-tech but entrepreneurs are finding there is less appetite for risk and greater demand for faster returns. However, companies turning to crowdfunding are finding this a successful way to raise significant finance and also to engage with potential power users of their technology – leading to co-design that is accelerating time to market and international…
‘Tri for Tom’ sees Cambridge gym team cycle across the UK in memory of local boy
A Cambridge gym team are taking up a unique take on a triathlon in memory of a local boy who died from a brain tumour.
Business confidence bounces back for CFOs, according to Deloitte's UK CFO survey Q1 2023
Sharpest rise in CFO optimism since 2020; Survey shows biggest decline on record for CFOs’ perceptions of external uncertainty; Brexit and energy risks ease; CFOs see artificial intelligence driving investment and productivity, but are divided on impact on jobs within the workforce.
How SME employers can manage last-minute family emergencies within their team
There are occasions where an emergency will arise and people just have to leave work. From an employers perspective this can cause some issues. We look at what employers must do by law, and how they should best manage the situation.
Has stress taken over your life and is burn-out real?
The Bridge First Aid says...Yes, it is! How do I know? Because I have been there. Last year, the World Health Organization (WHO) reclassified workplace burnout in the 11th Revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11), The updated manual lists burnout as an occupational phenomenon, rather than a medical condition. Hmmm interesting.
Three important questions in tough times
We’re big fans of asking the right questions - especially in tough times. To arrive at clear, shared and powerful goals, you have to be unafraid to ask the right questions, even if it feels a little uncomfortable.
Price Bailey attends the opening of the CWEIC’s Singapore Hub
April marks the opening of The Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council’s Singapore Hub, with the launch event hosted by the British High Commission in Singapore, uniting business leaders from across the globe.
Are references worth the paper they are written on?
From a dearth of candidates, new behaviours like ghosting or having to redesign roles to accommodate hybrid or remote working, hiring can be a real struggle. One of the more perennial challenges during the recruitment process is taking references. Are they worth the trouble?
MM Wealth retain Chartered Financial Planners Status for eighth consecutive year
MM Wealth are delighted to confirm that they have retained their Chartered Firm status from the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) and has successfully attained this for the eighth year.
How to stop a difficult situation at work going from bad to worse
Think back to the last time you had to manage a difficult or unpleasant situation at work – like making a person redundant, or taking them through a disciplinary procedure. How was it? Could it have gone better?
The skills sectors’ response to the removal of the apprenticeship ‘cap of ten’ for small businesses
First Intuition is delighted to hear that from 3 April 2023, the government has removed the ‘cap on ten’ non-levy reservations for apprenticeships.
The Cambridge posts another record year
The Cambridge Building Society announces a second record-breaking year of results, with pre-tax profits of £17.0m for 2022, up from £11.9m in 2021. The Society also increased its capital reserves by 13% to £113.9m in the year.
CodiKoat Appoint Blake Gudgel As CEO
We’re delighted to announce the appointment of Blake Gudgel as our new CEO. Blake joins CodiKoat at a crucial moment in our history. Having spent the last 16 years leading the development and operations efforts in early-stage technology companies in the US & Europe, he will now use his expertise to lead CodiKoat to the next step in our growth.
The Cambridge is helping kids’ careers with Maths games
Students from local schools across the county will attend a bespoke learning event highlighting maths-based careers, at The Cambridge Building Society this week.
Empower your business with Microsoft 365 training in Cambridgeshire - Live instructor-led sessions available
As businesses continue to rely on technology to stay ahead of the curve, it's crucial to provide employees with the necessary training to succeed. Computer Tutoring Ltd is pleased to offer live instructor-led Microsoft 365 training sessions for businesses in Cambridgeshire. Whether you're looking to enhance your team's skills in Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, or other applications, our…