While we may be living in an age where we’re more comfortable than ever before with technology, its continual evolution means that 80% of workers still suffer with anxiety around tech, according to a new study.

The Tech Anxiety Index 2026, launched by leading IT support specialist ITRM, surveyed the nation’s workers to uncover their tech woes, with 88% having felt f...

Families are invited to celebrate Easter at Blenheim Palace as the UNESCO World Heritage Site unveils an action-packed programme of seasonal activities across the Walled Garden and Adventure Play from 3rd to 6th April.

Visitors can look forward to:

Zoolab’s Egg-citing Encounters live animal shows in the Big Top Circus workshops and walkabout performers ...

UK small businesses say that the hike in energy prices following the war in the Middle East will cost them an average of £2,273.90 extra a month –according to new research conducted this week for Novuna Business Finance.

Whilst many consumers have noticed prices soaring at the pumps, small businesses need energy in various other ways. The national poll conducted ove...

New research from Park Christmas Savings suggests modern motherhood should come with a far more demanding job title – ‘Family Chief Financial Officer’.

According to a survey of nearly 4,000 UK households, more than nine in ten of the people managing family budgets are women, with mums taking responsibility for everything from everyday spending to long-term financial...

By Renaldas Sidlauskas (NALP member, Paralegal)

At some point, most employees will miss work. Trains are cancelled, childcare collapses, relatives (or the employee themselves) fall sick – unexpected emergencies take many forms. Although most (not all) employers recognise (and make provision for) this reality, the legal position is that while employe...