If you have had or know someone that has had an accident i suggest that if they are going to bring a claim they do so before April 2013 as the law is changing against the person bringing the claim. The much maligned no win no fee is being scrapped and in its place is…
Windows 8 will be commercially and domestically available from Late October. It is a big move forward in speed, efficiency, and new possibilities. But it is VERY different! Windows 8 [the full version] will probably have a very slow initial take-up within businesses. The interface is so very different that it will confuse users and…
Following my recent sucessful debt recovery seminar in which i gave tips to avoid not being paid and what to do about it if you don’t get paid i will be publishing shortly my e-book with top tips to avoid not getting paid and some short video clips
watch this space
The long dry winter and spring led the Environment Agency to class many areas of the U.K. as ‘in drought’. While all the hose pipebans have now been lifted, what has this dry period left behind?Read More
Every year thousands of U.K. businesses are hit by incidents that interrupt their every-day running. Flood, fire or denial of access to your premises may impact your business for only a day, a month or in extreme cases may prevent you being able to deliver your full services for years, so how can you prepare for…
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has proposed to introduce a fee for the ‘intervention cost recovery scheme’ with effect from 1 October 2012, subject to Parliamentary approval of the proposed Health and Safety (Fees) Regulations 2012.Read More
Businesses need to continually review their costs. Reducing fleet motor claims may help to keep insurance premiums in check and save money on excesses. Read about some tips you may wish to consider that could help reduce claims frequency and/or costs. Read More
The threat level to business from cyber crime is serious and growing but what can small business do to tackle the risk of cyber exposures, including hackers, privacy invasion, viruses and network disruptions?Read More
On 1st July new legislation brought in by the French government requires all motorists to carry a breathalyser kit in their car and, if caught without one, will face a fine of €11 (£9.00). Single-use breathalyser kits are available from as little as £2 and should be available from ferry port shops and other high-street retailers; it is a good idea to carry at least two single-use kits so if one is required a spare is still available, preventing a fine being issued if stopped by the French police.