UK newspaper editors call on government to protect FOI Act

Newspapers and publishers have today united to urge MPs to investigate the Government’s ‘disgraceful’ obstruction of legitimate Freedom of Information (FOI) requests. Boris Johnson has said he supports press freedom in Britain but an investigation has revealed that his Government operates a secretive taxpayer-funded ‘Clearing House’ allegedly stifling disclosure of …

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Brexit VAT changes | A guide for small businesses

There are new trade rules and taxes that small businesses should be aware of now the Brexit transition period has come to an end. As of 1 January 2021, the UK government changed how it collects VAT and other import duties on all overseas goods. If you rely on European …

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Unusable M49 junction set to finally be connected

A finished but unusable £50million M49 junction has received a cash boost. Work on the Severn Beach junction itself was complete in 2019 – but it still cannot be used because it is yet to be connected to the local road network. Following months of limbo and arguments over where …

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Koya to Launch Nationwide Delivery | Eat & Drink

We already have Royal Mail, now we’re about to get Koya Mail. Yes udon noods specialists Koya, who have already done meal kits available to Londoners, are going nationwide with their Omiyage boxes. The boxes contain freshly made dashi broth and udon noodles with enough for two generous servings (and …

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