Monthly Archives: March 2017
The Future of Brexit Britain: businesses determined to grow despite economic uncertainty
- 44% of businesses in the UK (48% in London) plan to grow this year
- 80% of business owners are planning to invest in their company in 2017
- Over a quarter (27%) of business owners seek financial advice from other professionals compared to 23% approaching their bank manager
Research conducted by RateSetter Business Finance shows that, despite the uncertainty created by Brexit, more than 40% of businesses in the UK – and nearly half (48%) of those based in London – are expecting to grow this year.
Article 50 has been triggered. Thank you.
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Bahrain Arrests Terrorists Planning High Profile Assassination
London, 27 March 2017: The Ministry of Interior in the Kingdom of Bahrain announced it arrested an Iranian-backed terrorist group that was planning to carry out terror attacks including the assassination of high-profile figures. The ministry said that 14 individuals had been arrested, 11 of whom are suspected of receiving overseas military training under the supervision of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards and Hezbollah in Iraq.
Article 50 – Just 5 Days to Go…
Arron Banks introduces The Patriotic Alliance
Leave.EU weekly news update – Sturgeon stutters as Article 50 approaches
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Did the Tories buy the last election?
The LibLabConScotsNazi Party has taken Britain back to the time of Rotten Borough – time to fight back for democracy
Stopping parties from buying our elections is a cornerstone of democracy, and it’s one of the most important reasons I’m involved in Unlock Democracy.
Financial fraud costs the UK £2 million a day
Electoral Fraud also very costly
Steve Arnison, Commercial Director of LexisNexis® Risk Solutions, said:
“With a flurry of High Street bank branch closures and the arrival of mobile-only challenger banks, the use of the internet to conduct banking activities is on the rise in the UK, but unfortunately so are the correlating fraud levels.
Hammond’s u-turn demonstrates an out of touch gvmt, but is a golden opportunity
Hammond’s Budget u-turn should be welcomed but it shows how out of touch the government is, affirms the boss of one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory organisations.