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The RMT union has said that the planned major railway strikes will go ahead after late talks addressing pay, job security and working conditions fail to yield a breakthrough.

Prime minister Boris Johnson has returned to Downing Street following a minor surgical procedure at a London hospital, Downing Street has confirmed.

CW+ recently welcomed actor Chris Evans to the CW+ MediCinema, based at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital.

Driver Require CEO, Kieran Smith, features prominently in the House of Commons Transport Committee’s recent report, which explores the challenges currently facing the supply chain in the road freight industry.

Writing on LinkedIn, leadership and wellbeing consultant Charlotte Wiseman explores the stressful, exciting and rewarding role of the CEO, what it means to be at the top of an organisation, and how to know if you’re ready to embrace the responsibility.

Blackburn-based community interest company and business support provider, Community & Business Partners, is to launch a new peer network for winners of the Red Rose Awards and will also extend its successful Rural Peer Network Group.

This year’s cohort of Scottish probationer teachers and their supporters in schools and local authorities were celebrated at The General Teaching Council for Scotland's [GTC Scotland] National Probationer Celebration on 9 June 2022.

Lancashire-based community interest company and business support provider, Community & Business Partners, is to host its latest North West HR Employers Forum event on July 13, 2022, at Samlesbury Hotel in Preston.

Surrey-based marketing agency Delivered Social is set to open its new branch in the city of Portsmouth to extend its new and innovative offering to businesses and organisations in the Hampshire city.

Speaking at the NHS Confederation Expo in Liverpool this week, health secretary Sajid Javid has talked down the idea of increasing funding for the health service by four per cent per year in real terms, warning that record waiting times for A&E care will not be a “quick fix”.

It has been revealed that Lord Geidt quit as ethics adviser to prime minister Boris Johnson after being asked to approve a “deliberate” breach of the ministerial code.

Prime minister Boris Johnson’s ethics adviser Lord Geidt suddenly resigned from his position on Wednesday evening.

Former Liverpool footballer Ian Rush was left humbled by the unveiling of a mural in his honour in May.

Ken Pullar, CEO of The Chartered Institute of Payroll Professionals [CIPP], has won the Knowledge & Professional Services Leader award at The Reward 300 Awards, 2022.