Staff shortages caused by a jump in Covid cases have started to impact UK train services ahead of the annual festive getaway, with rail operators across the country announcing cancellations for the... Read more »
Major retailers are having to offload Christmas trees for £1 or less after shoppers shied away from UK high streets and retail centres in the last weekend before Christmas. B&Q has cut... Read more »
Independent restaurants are being forced to offer hefty sign-on bonuses of £1,000 or more for chefs and other kitchen staff as the shortage of skilled workers tightens in the busy festive season.... Read more »
Art Industry News is a daily digest of the most consequential developments coming out of the art world and art market. Here’s what you need to know on this Friday, November 26.... Read more »
“This has been a core part of the last four BIBA Manifestos, so we are delighted to see such a positive direction of travel. We also support Government’s proposal that the FCA... Read more »
Thousands of travel industry professionals from more than 140 countries are preparing to visit WTM London this week. Organisers claim the event will be the largest industry gathering since the Covid-19 pandemic... Read more »
A leading industry body has accused the government of “inept prioritisation” – with London, the South East and the east of England still suffering from low fuel levels. The South East is... Read more »
Sajid Javid has said that the fuel supply issues are “stabilising” across most of the country, but industry experts have said that they remain a “really big problem” in some parts, including... Read more »
Rents continued to rise across most parts of the country in August, although there were signs that void periods are starting to increase slightly. The latest data from Goodlord indicates that the... Read more »
Disabled or elderly passengers who need assistance to board trains will be able to turn up and travel rather than book six hours ahead, under a scheme launched by South Western Railway.... Read more »
