News Johnson Promises ‘Good Solution’ To Irish Border Question In Formal Brexit Plan The Prime Minister’s formal Brexit plans will be presented to Brussels within days. David Hughes 01st Oct
News Four Energy Suppliers Fail To Pay £14.7m In Green Taxes To Ofgem Robin Hood Energy, Toto Energy, Gnergy, and Delta Gas and Power could lose their licences if the payments are not made by the end… Simon Neville 01st Oct
News High Speed 1 Rail Line Upkeep ‘To Cost Companies £26 Million A Year’ The final bill for the next five years will be announced in January 2020. Caitlin Doherty 30th Sep
News Images Released Of Trump Estate Plans After Council Approval The Trump organisation’s application was passed by 38 out of 62 Aberdeenshire councillors. Conor Riordan 30th Sep
News Government To Announce £25bn For Road Upgrades Sajid Javid will unveil details of 14 upgrades for England as part of plans to improve infrastructure. PM Today Contributor 30th Sep
News Watchdog Warns Of ‘Risks’ To Medical Supplies From No-Deal Brexit The National Audit Office says additional ferry places may not be ready for October 31, while information on stockpiles is ‘incomplete’. Gavin Cordon 27th Sep
News Energy Firms Risk Misleading Customers With ‘Green’ Tariffs, Which? Says The watchdog said it was concerned that the current system allowed some suppliers to ‘greenwash’ their tariffs. PM Today Team 27th Sep
News British Airways Profit Warning As Pilot Strike Takes Its Toll International Airlines Group, owner of British Airways, has revealed the cost of a 48-hour walkout PM Today Team 26th Sep
News Car Production Up 3.3% In August The figures represent the first increase in 15 months. Alan Jones 26th Sep
News DFS Profits Rise, But Brexit Uncertainty Slows Recent Trading The group posted a 31% hike in pre-tax profits to £50.2 million on a pro forma 52-week basis to June 30. Holly Williams 26th Sep
News Aspen Insurance embraces PPO partnership approach, with roll-out of PPO PPM software Guy Jelley 26th Sep
News BMW stops UK production of engines for South Africa factory due to Brexit Petrol engines have been built at the Hams Hall plant in Coleshill since 2001. BMW stopped producing engines at its Warwickshire factory for cars… PM Today Team 10th Jul
News Post-Brexit immigration proposals ‘could worsen UK labour shortages’ Over half of UK businesses with migrant staff would be negatively impacted by the proposals, according to new research. UK businesses with staff from… PM Today Team 10th Jul
News Tougher entry tests for new energy suppliers come into force Companies applying for a licence now need to demonstrate they can adequately fund their operations for their first year. PM Today Team 05th Jul
News Billions needed to bring adult social care system to acceptable standard A report by the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee called on the Government to spend £8 billion a year to fix ‘underfunding’. PM Today Team 05th Jul
News Why Project Leaders With High Status Fail More Often Projects led by high-status managers are more likely to fail than those with a middle-ranking status Amy Hatton 08th Aug