by Phil Bristow | Mar 11, 2019 | Business Matters
It seemed like another blow against the establishment, but once again it appears that they know best! Essex County Council fined a motorist for going through a bus gate (to you or me a tunnel under a bridge) reserved for buses, cycles and taxis but didn’t reckon on...
by Phil Bristow | Feb 14, 2019 | Business Matters
It was taking things to an extreme, but well done to Prince Philip for taking the media attention away from Brexit with his car accident, if only for a couple of days respite.. …Unfortunately, we then realised the country is just as split on whether older...
by Phil Bristow | Jan 11, 2019 | Business Matters
In days gone by one of the Christmas highlights was the latest blockbuster on the telly. Nowadays we have already seen them so it’s no big deal, but this year is really exciting, we could actually be extras in a blockbuster. The scene is set with the country in peril,...
by Phil Bristow | Nov 9, 2018 | Business Matters
Blockchain may sound like something from the industrial revolution... …but it is very much part of the digital age and seems set to revolutionise the way that financial transactions are processed. Blockchain is technology that provides the backbone, the...
by Phil Bristow | Oct 15, 2018 | Business Matters
It’s a big bad world with seemingly endless bad news. Here’s a snapshot of the BBC news home page from a couple of weeks ago. There was just the one good news story, a few on politics, but mainly bad news. ‘Five injured after crush at Celtic v Rangers game’, ‘School...
by Phil Bristow | Sep 14, 2018 | Business Matters
Employment law has always been a minefield and recent high profile court battles involving Uber and Pimlico Plumbers have just made it all the more complex.... …Lines have been blurred between the self employed and employed and the introduction of flexible...
Recent Comments