View this article here. As COVID-19 restrictions loosen, the new Global Business Spend Indicator by American Express shows that Canadian businesses are spending more While
View this article here. New research highlights how the UK could undergo an economic pivot post-Brexit, with non-EU trade potentially increasing by 20% over the
View this article here. New research highlights how the UK could undergo an economic pivot post-Brexit, with non-EU trade potentially increasing by 20 per cent
View this article here. New research highlights how the UK could undergo an economic pivot post-Brexit, with non-EU trade potentially increasing by 20% over the
View this article here. London Heathrow, desperate to speed up the return of safe international travel, today flagged up a new report by the Centre
View this article here. Heathrow Airport is running a trial with Virgin Atlantic to help vaccinated travellers pass through check-in quickly on arrival. The new scheme means that
View this article here. A business case considering the re-opening of the railway between the existing Island Line and Newport has been submitted to the
View this article here. A business case considering the re-opening of the railway between Island Line and Newport has been submitted to the Department for Transport
View this article here. A feasibility study looking at the re-opening of the railway between the existing Island Line and Newport has been submitted to
View this article here. The UK economy is taking off strongly after the acute covid crisis . However, this rapid recovery in activity can generate
View this article here. According to research, if digital investment is maintained, GDP could be £74 billion higher by 2025, £127 billion higher by 2030, and
View this article here. Most readers will not remember the shortages of the early 1970s, specifically 1973 and 1974. My parents were furnishing a newly built
View this article here. Some readers will remember the shortages of the early 1970s, and specifically 1973 and 1974. My parents were furnishing a newly
Most readers will not remember the shortages of the early 1970s and specifically 1973 and 1974. My parents were furnishing a newly built house overlooking
View this article here. Suggest to the boss of Britain’s biggest nightclub operator that the drinking in his venues inevitably leads to snogging and he’ll
View this article here. The number of people working in Cardiff city centre is 50% lower than before the pandemic, according to research. A study
Inflation is back. US CPI inflation hit 5.0% this May, the highest reading in 13 years, while UK inflation soared above the Bank of England’s
View this article here. The number of people working in Cardiff city centre has halved compared to the time before the pandemic. That’s according to a
View this article here. Digital investment is the key for companies to boost their fortunes as we head out of the pandemic, says Mike Smith,
View this article here. Another 280,000 South West homes and businesses are set to benefit from a £112m broadband boost in the region. A national
View this article here. Single parent households are facing disproportionate Covid debt as new data reveals they are three times more likely to have fallen
View this article here. Digital transformation is now at the top of the agenda for organisations across the UK, according to Virgin Media’s managing director
View this article here. At £10 an hour for kitchen porters, £1,000 on the spot for chefs who sign up and £2,000 in referral bonuses
View this article here. Britain’s biggest cities are losing hundreds of millions of pounds a month in spending because of remote working. Purchases in London,
Cebr calculates that the coronavirus pandemic has resulted in a total of £11.9 billion of displaced city centre spending, as many workers swapped offices for
View this article here. Stamp duty land tax means taxes owed on the first £500,000 of any property has been scrapped until the end of this
View this article here. Forecasters have warned that the UK’s Covid-hit economy will suffer losses of £55m a day if Boris Johnson confirms that “Freedom
View this article here. Boris Johnson will today urge Britons to be patient as he announces that the relaxation of Covid restrictions will be pushed
View this article here. Eurozone factory production jumps as Europe emerges from recession Production at eurozone factories picked up speed in April as the region
The Treasury hailed the new G7 agreement for a minimum level of corporate tax announced on Saturday as ‘seismic’. I’m always a bit suspicious when
View this article here. The economy will suffer a hit of £55m a day if Boris Johnson confirms plans for a four-week delay to the
View this article here. At London’s Globe Theatre, past is surely prologue. The famous stage along the Thames, the third iteration of the thatched-roof arena
View this article here. BRITS will unleash a £3billion spending frenzy this weekend as Euro 2020 kicks off in a 30C heatwave. Fans will down
View this article here. Easing lockdown restrictions has lifted consumer confidence to its highest level since before the EU referendum, a survey suggests. Household sentiment
View this article here. The European football championship is expected to give the economy a £143 million kicker as fans pour into pubs to watch
View this article here. UK – Consumer confidence in the UK improved in May, according to the most recent analysis from YouGov and the Centre for Economics
So far this Spring, Brits have responded to their newly restored freedoms with gusto, unleashing a wave of spending in the process. Add to this
View this article here. Tax experts welcomed today’s agreement among G7 finance ministers for a global minimum corporate tax rate, but warned that the apparent
View this article here. Experts at the Historic Classic and Vehicle Association (HCVA) have warned classic car emissions are a “widespread misconception”. Instead, the HCVA
View this article here. Mortgage lending fell from record highs in April, but the government’s decision to extend stamp duty relief is refueling the market,
View this article here. The cost of cyber attacks on businesses across the UK is an eye-watering £34 billion annually, according to research by the
View this article here. A Heathrow spokeswoman said: “Red list routes will likely be a feature of UK travel for the foreseeable future as countries
View the full article here. According to a recent report, the UK is set to miss out on billions of pounds of spending from passengers
View this article here. Heathrow airport has once again called for the government’s “green list” to be extended later this week, stating that failure to
They may not think so but in recent years British employers have had a relatively easy life. The combination of Thatcherite labour market deregulation, globalisation,
View this article here. The 58-year-old office manager travelled to London with her two sisters and their children. Yet Vera and her family are not
Based on the economic data releases and news of recent weeks one could be forgiven for thinking of the Eurozone economy as a basket case,
Reading some of the media in recent weeks we at Cebr have a sense of déjà vu. Some of the stories seem simply to show
View this article here. Britons will splash out an extra £836million next week as the nation toasts a return to indoor eating and drinking for
View this article here. A very early official estimate of the UK population suggests it was 67.1 million in mid-2020, up by 300,000 on 2019,