The Home Affairs Committee announces a new inquiry to explore the police response to incidents of violence and abuse experienced by retail workers. As part of this, the Committee has also launched a public survey to give individuals who have experienced these incidents the opportunity to explain what happened after an incident was reported.
Boost for local pubs, restaurants and cafes as £10 million Hospitality Grant Scheme launches for applications Funding aims to back entrepreneurs starting new businesses, support training schemes giving young people their first jobs, and help trusted community venues to adapt and grow Over £3 million earmarked for non-profit Pub is…
The upcoming UEL’s courses taking place in November are below. Use the link below to express your interest. Project Management Systems Thinking – 16th Nov. 2026 Entrepreneurial Thinking for Leaders – 26th and 27th Nov. 2026 Using Podcasting for Business & Brand – 9th Nov. 2026 Design Thinking for Leaders…
UEL’s AI Leadership units give employers a direct route to building the capability they need to stay ahead in a rapidly changing digital economy. These programmes are designed for organisations that want more than theory, they want measurable impact, stronger productivity, and leaders who can confidently drive AI adoption across…
A new community share offer is being prepared for solar installations at St Stephen’s Primary School and Godwin Junior School. Before the offer officially launches, local residents are invited to pledge their interest and be among the first to hear when investment opens. Your pledge can help demonstrate local support…
The Bank of England’s Banknote Checking Scheme is a free programme that helps business owners to: reduce the financial loss and reputational risks caused by counterfeit banknotes get support and up-to-date guidance, including training materials support their communities by preventing the spread of counterfeits and associated crimes Members get: a…