Why 1,796 defunct personal service companies may be just the start
When whatever it is that they’re protesting about gets waved through by the government, we tend to forget protesters. Even before their arguments get discarded by officialdom, their
When whatever it is that they’re protesting about gets waved through by the government, we tend to forget protesters. Even before their arguments get discarded by officialdom, their
Josh Robbins reports for the International Business Times on the financial and operational crisis engulfing the social care system in the UK. Domiciliary care companies have cancelled contracts
The BBC reports that home care firms have cancelled contracts with 95 UK councils, saying they cannot deliver services for the amount they are being paid, a BBC
Tucked between glitzy shops on London’s upmarket King’s Road is one of Britain’s most expensive nursing homes. Opened last year by hotelier Laurence Geller, Chelsea Court is more
Our Business Risk Adviser, Nick Hood looks at the prospects for the UK and global insolvency markets in 2017 in an article for Corporate Rescue & Insolvency magazine:
The long awaited and much feared revaluation of business premises for the calculation of business rates, last done in 2010 takes effect from 1st April 2017. It threatens to