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Education and skills charity NOCN Group is to host a free to attend Health and Social Care Summit on May 11, 2022.

The pharmaceutical industry recently came together for the annual Making Pharmaceuticals exhibition and conference in Coventry, Warwickshire.

Multi-award-winning financial technology recruitment business, Harrington Starr, is to host a Career Development Webinar on May 10, 2022.

Suffolk-based enterprise agency, MENTA, is opening a new @Inc co-working and business hub this month.

Ark Data Centres and its CEO, Huw Owen, have been recognised by Data Centre Magazine for their work toward a circular economy in the data centre industry.

Writing for Digitalisation World, Lee Wrall, director at leading managed IT services provider Everything Tech, addresses how businesses can find the right blend of at home and on-site technology to make hybrid working run effectively.

Zeenat Jeewa, CEO of the Asian People’s Disability Alliance [APDA] joined us on The Leaders Council Podcast to discuss the crisis in social care and the drivers behind it.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has said that the party has reached a “turning point” and is “back on track” toward general election success after making gains from the Conservatives in the local elections.

The government has set out plans for a new regulatory framework in the technology sector, which aims to increase industry competitiveness and hand users more power over how their personal data is used.

Durham Police have launched an investigation to determine whether Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer broke lockdown rules when he attended a gathering at an MP’s office on April 30, 2021.

According to Growth from Knowledge’s [GfK] latest Consumer Confidence Index, consumer confidence in the UK economy and in personal finances has sharply declined as the cost-of-living crisis continues to take effect.

The Bank of England has warned that it expects the UK economy to shrink in 2022 as interest rates are raised to curb rising prices.

UK prime minister Boris Johnson has signed a defensive partnership with Japan, the first deal of its kind between a European country and the island state in East Asia.

Polling stations across the UK opened on Thursday morning [May 5] at 07:00 BST, with millions of voters expected to cast their ballots in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.