Sep 24 2020
The Dark Side of Social Media: For nearly two decades we have lived in a bubble of ubiquitous social media. An entire generation has grown up not knowing how life…
Sep 10 2020
Deal or No Deal? The Forgotten Issue of Brexit As Coronavirus continues to dominate the headlines as well as the thinking of many business leaders, the issue of Brexit seems…
Sep 03 2020
Does Britain need to go back to the office? Much of the UK remains a ghost town as staff continue to work from home, with many major firms already having…
Sep 01 2020
Adapting to the New Economic Normal: The list of jobs cuts which have been announced in the UK since the onset of the Coronavirus pandemic is staggering, with City AM…
Aug 21 2020
Education in crisis? The onset of the Coronavirus and the subsequent closing of schools was always going to cause a large amount of disruption. With students unable to take exams…
Aug 20 2020
Will the arts survive COVID19? Last week more than 300 theatres, live music and events venues took part in a ‘red alert’ protest, illuminating their buildings in red to highlight…
Aug 17 2020
The economic impact of keeping schools closed: The planned re-opening of schools across England next month has been described as a ‘moral duty’ by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, but the…
Aug 11 2020
Will the end of furlough be the start of an eCommerce boom? One in four workers in the UK have been furloughed, and while tens of thousands have now returned…
Aug 06 2020
The Bank of England has published its first official forecast since the onset of the Coronavirus pandemic, stating that it predicts the economic impact of the lockdown will be less…
