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  • Sep- 2020 -
    17 September
    Government extends commercial eviction ban until end of year

    Government extends commercial eviction ban until end of year

    The government has decided to extend its commercial property eviction ban until the end of 2020. Businesses have been shielded from eviction over the last six months through the lease forfeiture and debt enforcement moratoria, which was originally set to end on 1 October. Retail and hospitality trade associations, including…

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  • 16 September
    Emily Mortimer celebrates fifth anniversary

    Emily Mortimer celebrates fifth anniversary

    Jewellery brand Emily Mortimer is marking its fifth anniversary.  The Suffolk-based jewellery brand was founded by Emily in 2015 after returning from an “inspiring” trip to India.  Emily then began designing jewellery in her bedroom, and according to the brand, it has “gone from strength to strength” since.  Known for…

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  • 16 September
    Makal launches new collection at LFW

    Makal launches new collection at LFW

    Makal is set to launch its second collection this week ahead of London Fashion Week. The Batea Collection is inspired by ancient methods of gold extraction and the collection pays homage to the wooden tool used by the Mayans to mine gold from the Earth. The collection includes 11 pieces…

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  • 15 September
    Tayroc to launch Student Ambassador Programme

    Tayroc to launch Student Ambassador Programme

    Tayroc is set to launch an independent Student Ambassador and Mentorship Programme on 21 September. The new scheme is aimed at supporting students and young people in finding jobs and internships, while helping them develop necessary skills and ‘on the job’ work experience. Gemma Noble, Tayroc’s managing director and director…

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  • 15 September
    Unemployment rate rises to 4.1% in July

    Unemployment rate rises to 4.1% in July

    The rate of unemployment in the UK increased 0.2% to 4.1% in the two months to July 2020, according to the ONS. The UK economic inactivity rate was also estimated at a joint record low of 20.2%, 0.6 percentage points lower than the previous year and 0.3 percentage points lower…

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  • 14 September
    Sheila Fleet Jewellery launches new website

    Sheila Fleet Jewellery launches new website

    Sheila Fleet Jewellery has launched a new website. The Orkney-based company is allowing their customers to browse and shop over 300 new pieces added to the website, including Sheila’s new Bumblebee collection.  In addition to this the company also updated the sites navigation system, allowing customers to explore and filter…

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  • 14 September
    Covid-19 relief package saves family jewellers

    Covid-19 relief package saves family jewellers

    Sinclairs, the family-run jewellers in Inverurie, has secured £125,000 from the Coronavirus Business Loan Scheme (CBLS) to support the firm as it navigates the financial impact of the pandemic. The business is headed by Ian and Debbie Sinclair, whose family has managed the jewellers for over 40 years. The financial…

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  • 14 September
    700,000 jobs at risk as end of furlough scheme draws near

    700,000 jobs at risk as end of furlough scheme draws near

    Over 700,000 employees are at risk of being made redundant in the second half of 2020, research from Institute for Employment Studies (IES) has revealed. IES estimates that some 650 thousand redundancies are expected in the second half of 2020, with 445 thousand redundancies in the three months between July…

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  • 14 September
    Tag Heuer partners with Beaverbrooks for new Leicester boutique

    Tag Heuer partners with Beaverbrooks for new Leicester boutique

    Luxury watchmaker Tag Heuer has opened a new boutique in partnership with jeweller Beaverbrooks in Leicester’s Highcross shopping centre on Friday (11 September). Tag Heuer said it aims for the 30.67sqm store to welcome customers in the “spirit of the brand” and features a contemporary design and its “iconic” red…

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  • 14 September
    Insolvent companies cost taxpayers £250m 

    Insolvent companies cost taxpayers £250m 

    Insolvent companies that were unable to pay their debts in the first six months of 2020 have cost British taxpayers almost £250m, according to Altus Group.  The software group found that the amount paid to former members of staff was up by £133.79m in the period against the prior year,…

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