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Covid-19: British Veterinary Association issues advice for pet owners after cat tests positive
The British Veterinary Association [BVA] has issued new advice to pet owners after the virus responsible for Covid-19 was detected in a pet cat in England.
Louvre Hotels Group opts to enrol in NSF International’s "Checked By NSF™" programme to assess its Covid-19 safety protocols
The Louvre Hotels Group has selected NSF International to provide an external independent review of its Covid-19 safety protocols through the "Checked by NSF™" programme.
Fight at the Museum: official inquiry launched over termination of director’s contract
Over the past two decades, Nathalie Bondil and the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts have become synonymous. Indeed, in early July, the minister of culture and communications for the province of Quebec noted “the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is Nathalie Bondil!”
"No travel is risk-free during this pandemic", says prime minister’s spokesman
The prime minister of Spain has called the imposed 14-day quarantine on all those returning to the UK from Spain “unjust”.
Total QSR ease restaurants’ concerns over re-opening
Since legally being allowed to do so on 4th July, restaurants across the country have been gradually re-opening across the country in a climate unlike anything any of them have ever known before. It is therefore crucial for the sector to know that firms like Total QSR are there to support them.
“When facing difficulty, you learn a lot very quickly”: QFX founder highlights experience as invaluable part of leadership
Author C.S. Lewis once said that hardships often prepare ordinary people for an extraordinary destiny, and the testing times of the Covid-19 pandemic have seen that statement ring true in the fact that individuals have brought the best out in themselves in a time of adversity and business leaders are seeing the positives of learning from having to manage a crisis.
50 Cycles blog weighs up the potential for e-bikes to solve the UK’s commuting issues
The demand for e-bikes has spiked since UK employees have been gradually phased back into normal working life with the easing of lockdown. Advantages are clear in that they enable people to avoid the use of cars and close contact of others on public transport, but looking to ascertain just how safe, affordable, and healthy e-bikes are, 50 Cycles’ Peter Walker conducted his own research into the matter, weighing up the pros and cons and revealing his findings in a blog on the company website.
Hardy Signs completes Alexander Accountancy re-brand project
Hardy Signs has now completed its full office signage re-brand project at Alexander Accountancy, which first began in February but was initially delayed due to the Covid-19 outbreak.
A Cutts above: director of Pall Mall Capital considers post-pandemic business
As businesses respond to the current crisis, the owner of independent corporate finance business, Pall Mall Capital, speaks with The Leaders Council regarding the pandemic and the best way to move forward. Meanwhile the prime minister has taken efforts to tackle the country’s obesity levels.
Money in the Banksy: triptych for sale at charity auction
A Banksy triptych is almost a juxtaposition in terms – the former associated with popular culture, the latter more at home in the renaissance. Yet 2020, a year full of surprises, had one more up its sleeve – the infamous artist’s decision to auction of his work for a Bethlehem hospital.
Minister says Spain quarantine will "best protect the UK"
A minister has said that the government had to act "rapidly and decisively" in order to impose a quarantine on those arriving into the UK from Spain.
AG Instruments prove Matt Ridley’s point about innovation
In a widely acclaimed new book called How Innovation Works, the author Matt Ridley champions perspiration over inspiration. AG instruments’ ground-breaking gas analyser perfectly exemplifies his point.
PRWD director unveils 7-point plan to help businesses
In a fascinating article, Paul Rouke, founder and director of the Cheshire-based customer insights experts PRWD has set out seven ways that his organisation will continue to help businesses in 2020 and beyond.
Adeline Recruits and other agencies face uncertain time amid immigration overhaul
The fact that the UK government’s plans for the health and care visa under the post-Brexit transition period immigration system will not include concessions for care home staff is likely to leave specialist recruitment agencies such as Adeline Recruits with much work to do.
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