Brits could expect a significant salary increase if they moved to the USA or Switzerland but may have to make financial sacrifices to live in Rome, Paris or Berlin. Relocation expert Paul Stewart, founder of MyBaggage.com, has revealed the average salaries after tax that workers moving abroad could typically expect to earn in major cities […]
No less than ‘seven million’ Octavia models have rolled off the production lines at Skoda’s Mlada Boleslav factory since 1996 and Iain Robertson, both as a former owner and the writer who broke the Octavia story in the UK, appreciates it greatly. Prior to 1986, when VW commenced the process of acquiring the Skoda company […]
The Government wants to make Britain the best place in the world to start and grow a business – a place where you can build on your ideas and find success. As part of a new campaign, Government is bringing all of the various support schemes together in one place on the business support website. […]
The report, ‘Business Outlook 2020: Focus on Business,’ reflects on the themes, activity and challenges of the previous year and forecasts what 2020 might bring across the regions in which Christie & Co operates, including the South East, with offices in Winchester, Maidstone and Reading. CARE In 2019, Christie & Co observed an appetite for […]
Specialist business property advisor, Christie & Co is delighted to announce the sale of The Bell Inn in Romney Marsh, Kent. The Bell Inn is an attractive 16th century pub in the Kent village of Ivychurch which is located five miles inland from the Kent coastline. Situated in the heart of this rural village, the […]
TMA NOW hosted a breakfast panel discussion on “Female Leadership: Strength in Numbers”. The fantastic panel (Leonora Daniel, global head recovery management at Credit Suisse International, Lisa Rickelton, managing director at FTI Consulting and Fiona Hathorn, CEO of Women on Boards UK) discussed their thoughts on women in leadership and women’s initiatives by drawing on […]
Birmingham’s first ‘super slender’ tower and the UK’s first habitable ‘super slender’ structure – measuring just 9.5m wide – was granted planning permission by unanimous decision at Birmingham City Council’s planning committee earlier this month. The Savills Birmingham-based planning team acted on behalf of Taylor Grange Developments for the 37-storey development on Broad Street in […]
The many, many problems with the property market are well documented. Thousands of words have been printed about the housing crisis that mean thousands of young people now have little hope of getting on the property ladder until they inherit from parents or receive a loan from the Bank of Mum and Dad, if they […]
In April 2019, an investigation by the National Education Union shed light on the high percentage of teachers turning their backs on the education industry. With continued budget cuts, increased workload and mounting pressures from OFSTED inspectors and parents alike, it’s no wonder a whopping 32,375 new teachers have left the state school system in […]
Manufacturing activity remained weak in the three months to February, with output volumes falling for a fifth rolling quarter in a row, albeit at a slower pace than in January. That’s according to the latest CBI monthly Industrial Trends Survey. The survey of 318 manufacturing firms reported that both total and export order books improved […]
