Monthly Archives: November 2012



Green MP Calls for Land Value Tax

Posted on 12 November, 2012 by Neil Bird under Industry News

Caroline Lucas, the Green Party MP for Brighton, has urged the government to consider introducing a Land Value Tax (LVT) arguing that it would stimulate economic activity and allow the Treasury to cut income tax for middle earners. Ms Lucas made the call via... Read More

Which Christmas Lights Switch On is Happening Near You?

Posted on by MOVEHUT under Business News

For many people, Christmas shopping doesn’t actually begin until town centres and high street shops alike are glowing with festive lights. The turning on of these lights is all part of the attraction, but when and where are this year’s Christmas lights... Read More

Royal Mail Creates 1000 New Jobs in Parcelforce Arm

Posted on 11 November, 2012 by Kirsten Kennedy under Business News

The run up to Christmas is always a busy time for the majority of businesses in the UK. Organising Christmas bonuses, stocking up on goods and preparing for office parties keep the service, retail and hospitality industries run off their feet for several... Read More

Morrisons Joins Discount Battle due to Dwindling Sales

Posted on by Kirsten Kennedy under Business News

The recession may be over, but this has not led to automatic recovery in the retail sector, with many chain and independent stores still struggling to achieve the levels of sales seen before the economic slump. As a result, many supermarkets have engaged in a... Read More

Durban Commercial Market Promising for Investors

Posted on by Jodee Redmond under Worldwide Property News

Although there is a serious shortage of land zoned for commercial use in the Durban area and it can take a considerable amount of time to find a property that meets all of a potential buyer's criteria, the market is considered favorable for new... Read More

EasyJet Introduces Allocated Seating on All Commercial Aircraft

Posted on 10 November, 2012 by Kirsten Kennedy under Business News

Budget flight providers have grown in popularity in the UK over recent years, as the lower costs offered have made foreign holidays accessible to a higher number of consumers. In fact, even throughout the recession, well-known companies such as Ryanair and... Read More

Marks & Spencer Losing Oxford Street Battle

Posted on by MOVEHUT under Business News

Oxford Street,London, one of the busiest shopping streets in the world. At the east end, Primark has opened a giant new 80,000 sq. ft. store, at the other end, Zara is opening a flagship store, its fourth store on Oxford Street, in the biggest new development... Read More

Poor High Street Sales Trend Bucked by Primark

Posted on by Kirsten Kennedy under Business News

The high street suffered immeasurably at the hands of the recession, with several well-known brands forced into administration and many more being forced to borrow large amounts of money in order to remain operational. While the worst of Britain’s economic... Read More

Despatches from the High Street

Posted on 9 November, 2012 by Neil Bird under Economy

Sheffield cafe owner says business rates and Costa forced him out Much has been written about the difficulties facing high street retailers. This year there have been a number of notable casualties including JJB Sports, Clinton Cards and Game. A... Read More

Land Rover Invests Heavily in Aim to Double Production

Posted on by Kirsten Kennedy under Uncategorised

UK car manufacturing is quickly becoming one of the most successful industries in the country at present, with many multinational brands choosing to invest in British plants as a means of fuelling quicker and more efficient production. In the past year... Read More