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  • Why Media Teams Up With LMRT Design To Create New Website For Larkfleet Renewables
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  • Why Media Create New Website For Woking Shopping
  • Woking Shopping Wins BCSC Refurbishment Award 2014
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  • Estates Gazette Marketing Summit London 2015
  • Commercial Space In Northampton Creates Brand and Simple To Use Website For New Occupiers
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  • WHY MEDIA SPONSORS ESTATES GAZETTE 2ND ANNUAL MARKETING SUMMIT
  • Why Media Delivers Innovative Website for Hempstead Valley Shopping Centre
  • CBRE PREDICTS SUSTAINED PROPERTY INVESTMENT IN 2016
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  • Twitter rumoured to be changing character limit from 140 to 10,000 as it unveils new ad format
  • Five brands that got social media right in 2015
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  • Apple just registered the 'Apple.Car' web address
  • Apple buys AI startup Emotient that recognises reactions to adverts
  • What #Twitter10k means for content marketers
  • Internet Explorer is dead: Microsoft to stop supporting early versions today as it begins to kill off browser
  • 5 Social Media Marketing Trends For 2016 - #infographic
  • You can now watch Periscope live streams on Twitter instead of through app
  • WhatsApp will open up to brands this year but rules out third-party ads
  • Improving SEO with Video
  • NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS TO HELP YOUR BUSINESS THRIVE IN 2016
  • What trends will drive #DigitalMarketing success in 2016
  • RESOLVED: TOP 5 FRUSTRATIONS WHEN WORKING WITH DESIGN AND MARKETING AGENCIES
  • iPhone 7: is Apple planning to launch superfast Li-Fi capabilities
  • Samsung is opening a studio dedicated to VR production
  • Facebook is making some MAJOR changes to YOUR WhatsApp data
  • Why WhatsApp's brand plans will revolutionise mobile marketing
  • Global social ad spend doubled at the end of 2015 thanks to Facebook’s improved ad offering
  • LinkedIn UK signs up 20 million members
  • Young people spend more time online than watching TV for first time
  • Retailers are Falling Short of Consumer Omni-Channel Expectations
  • Google's parent company Alphabet posts quarterly revenues of $21bn
  • Facebook: News Feed Algorithm Now More Influenced By User Feedback & Surveys
  • Twitter animated GIF button being tested on selected users
  • What will the mobile world look like in 2020? Predictions suggest smart devices, mobile video and connections skyrocketing
  • The wait is over! Instagram finally lets you switch between accounts
  • The Increase of Emojis in Marketing
  • Sir John Major to speak at Peterborough Cathedral Nave Dinner
  • Bounce Rate Analysis (Infographic)
  • WHY MEDIA ATTENDS THE MAYOR'S 1940'S CHARITY DINNER IN PETERBOROUGH
  • How The Digital Age Has Changed Marketing Channels Forever
  • Why Do Consumers Increasingly Want to Be Less Connected, Not More?
  • How the Internet of Things will open up a new relationship between brands and consumers
  • Facebook Emoji Likely To Make Advertisers Smile
  • Setting SMART Digital Marketing Goals
  • Mark Zuckerberg's favourite book 'Ready Player One' set for the big screen
  • David Davis makes the case for Brexit
  • Snapchat for Marketeers
  • Brookfield and Mace go head to head for Great Portland Estate’s Hanover Square Estate
  • Latest Always #LikeAGirl ad says emojis are limiting girls and calls for ‘unstoppable’ representation
  • Can you spot the hidden meaning in these 13 famous logos?
  • Best Time to Post on Social Media (Infographic)
  • WHY MEDIA TALKS EDUCATION WITH SECRETARY OF EDUCATION NICKY MORGAN
  • MIPIM Day 3: Proptech investment, Coworking & Booming Brazil
  • The future of design with emerging technology
  • Facebook introduces usernames and scannable codes to Messenger
  • 6 Social Media Trends That Will Take Over 2016
  • What Facebook Reactions Mean For Your Marketing Strategy
  • Future 100 Trends and Change to Watch in 2016
  • Barclays Premier League Winds Down Along With Bank's Ambitions
  • How to Find the Best Twitter Hashtags
  • 10 Instagram Hacks That Actually Work
  • Palace Capital plc are pleased to be included in The Leap 100 2016: The definitive list of fast-growth companies
  • The Social Media Manager’s Daily Checklist
  • 8 Qualities of a Kick-Ass Social Media Team
  • Practice mindfulness throughout your work day
  • Could design have saved BHS?
  • WHY MEDIA ATTENDS STRICTLY RAZZMATAZZ EVENT IN PETERBOROUGH IN SUPPORT OF NSPCC
  • Google's latest app, Spaces, aims to simplify group sharing
  • TOP MARKETING TRENDS FOR 2016
  • Instagram Debuts A Colorful New Icon With A Simpler Camera Design
  • Facebook home page could be split apart, creating numerous news feeds based around topics
  • Instagram’s code hints at option to pay to boost posts
  • Volvo Teasing a New Model On Snapchat is Kind of Genius
  • Why Twitter and Facebook Are Focusing on Live Events
  • Why is Microsoft buying LinkedIn for $26.2bn? CEO Satya Nadella explains
  • WHY MEDIA SPONSORS ESTATES GAZETTE RETAIL SUMMIT 2016
  • Why Media Design Interactive Annual Report for Palace Capital plc
  • How Design can influence our vote in the EU Referendum
  • Tesla Will Become a $700 Billion Gorilla, Top Investor Suggests
  • Reaction from the marketing industry emerges in the wake of Brexit and Cameron's resignation
  • Why Media Attends Peterborough 900 Dinner with Sir John Major
  • Why Media Creates New Responsive Website for Martin's Properties
  • Why Media Completes Branding for Vale International Group
  • BBC Launches £400,000 Annual Report Redesign Tender
  • A Record Month for Leading Marketing Agency, Why Media Post-Brexit
  • As Facebook becomes the dominant source for news, Google tries to make friends with the press
  • Marketers must focus on ‘great work that brings business results’ following interest rates cut
  • Secret Marketer: Agile thinking encourages experimentation and leads to better marketing ideas
  • Google Launches Duo but will it out do Facetime?
  • 13 Years On, Facebook Continues to be the Market Leader in Social Media Engagement.
  • Hands on with the Apple iPhone 7 and 7 Plus
  • Apple's iPhone 7 Vs Samsung's Galaxy S7
  • What’s on the Cards for the new iPhone...7?
  • 23 Things You Can Do in iOS 10 You Couldn't Before
  • Snapchat launches sunglasses which shoot video
  • Why Media Stream Live Content - fDi Forum 2016
  • Technology For Marketing 2016, Highlights and Trends
  • Google designs free, open source font for all the world’s languages
  • Piccadilly Circus billboards could be replaced by a £30m mega-screen
  • Mastercard confident consumers will use selfies to make payments
  • Google Pixel Has Launched, But How Will it Rival Apple?
  • Why Media Get 100% for Social Media Management in Mystery Shopper Experiment
  • Apple launches new MacBook Pro laptop with Touch Bar for instant emoji
  • Vine May be Dead but Video Isn't Going Anywhere
  • Twitter Says Goodbye to Vine
  • Why Media Attends the Mayor of Peterborough's Halloween Ball
  • How Will Donald Trump Affect Brexit Britain?
  • Marketing in the age of Trump
  • Instagram vs Snapchat
  • Facebook to be the New Snapchat?
  • Autumn Statement 2016: how will it affect designers?
  • Retail Brands Or Political Brands?: Amanda Wakeley And Mulberry Versus Morgan And May
  • Why Media Sponsors the Bond Street Awards
  • Leading Journalist Zak Mir joins Why Media
  • Web Design Trends 2017
  • Chinese keep buying London property despite Brexit
  • #tagsandthecity Create an Alternative Tube Map
  • Chinese Investment Into Manchester Property Doubles
  • Patrick Tsang Chairman Why Media "Digital Media Needs a Watchdog/Industry Standard"
  • Time to dump the Trump Bump? asks Zak Mir
  • Did you know it's reported that 9 out of 10 new business services are found on Google?
  • A New Digital Marketing Favourite? The $25bn Snapchat Conundrum
  • Can Social Media Help When Bad Customer Service Means A Bad Brand?
  • Unilever suffers 'Marmitegate' - is this karma? asks analyst Zak Mir
  • Instagram lets you post up to 10 photos or videos as 1 swipeable carousel
  • Purplebricks: Building Across The Pond
  • The Future of Creativity in an Automated World
  • Facebook Introduces ‘Disputed’ Label for Fake News Stories
  • Facebook Hosts 24-Hour Livestream event for International Women's Day
  • Snapchat makes first foray into politics with voter registration filter
  • Expedia jumping on the VR bandwagon could mean big things for hotels
  • CFOs back marketing as 31% say they will raise budgets over the next year
  • UK ad spend hits record £21.4bn as digital dominates again
  • The Rise of Augmented Reality
  • Are the financial markets back from the brink? asks Zak Mir
  • Instagram Gives Snapchat A Run For It's Money With New “Face Filters”
  • YouTube unveils first own-brand typeface
  • The Power of Social Media and How it United a County in a Time of Need
  • Did The Conservatives Miss a Social Media and Marketing Trick?
  • How Mobile Video Streaming is Dominating the Digital World
  • How the impact of EU’s new GDPR will change marketing practices
  • How Snapchat’s New Snap Map Can Help Your Business Track Return on Investment
  • Facebook now has 2 billion monthly users… and responsibility
  • WhatsApp rises as a major force in news media
  • This World Social Media Day is all About Business
  • The Big Debate: Is becoming an ‘ecosystem’ brand the only way to win customer loyalty?
  • Nike set to sell on Instagram as it looks to appeal to younger customers
  • Google Advertising: The Myth & The Power
  • How Your Website Can Affect Your Brand
  • Email Marketing is still in full power after all these years
  • The Humanisation of Marketing: Why it is Such a Hot Topic
  • The Year of GIF-Mania
  • Rise of Social Seniors
  • Why Animation is Important
  • Why Every Business Should Be Using More Than One Social Media Platform
  • Google Forced to Make Mobile Search Updates to Compete with Facebook
  • The Power of Branding
  • The Rise of Social Media Messaging For Business
  • Go Digital, Or Go Home
  • The Rise of AI: Amazon Echo vs Google Home: Who Is The Winner?
  • Why B2B and B2C companies need to be on social media
  • The Era of Voice Search: Is Your SEO Ready?
  • Is Agile Marketing The Way Forward?
  • Google Are Officially Supreme
  • Why Media Rebrands United Oil and Gas PLC Ahead of IPO
  • The Importance of Outreach Marketing and how to implement it
  • Facebook Vs. YouTube
  • Why Media Completes Rebrand for GKL Group
  • Video Content Isn't Going Anywhere!
  • The Power of AI and Why You Should Use It
  • The Millennial Marketing Mix - How to Engage the Selfie Generation
  • Why is marketing good for business-to-business companies?
  • Why Media Shortlisted For 2018 Revo Purple Apple Award for Digital Marketing;
  • Facebook Stories & Instagram Stories Link
  • BAM Nutall Wins Award
  • Winning the War of SEO
  • Are you GDPR Ready?
  • APPLE’S iOS 12 OUT AND EXCITING?
  • Optiva Securities Launch A New Website
  • Google Shuts Down Social Network Google+
  • Why Media Creates Bespoke Brand Identity & Website For Rivera Property Consultants
  • Emily Joins The Marketing Team
  • What's Hot and Not In Digital Marketing 2018
  • Why Media Ranks 3rd in the Region for County Square Shopping Centre Social Media Management
  • A Quicker, Smarter Website for The Heart Shopping Centre
  • Meet Us At MIPIM!
  • The Malthouse Pontefract: A New Collaboration with FitzWilliam Capital Partners
  • Effectively Measuring Your Brands Purpose
  • A Bespoke Website for The London Management Company
  • Voice Tech to Become a Marketing Must in 2019
  • Protect Your Brand Against Brexit and be Proactive
  • MARKETING TO ATTRACT NEW TALENT IN 2019!
  • Why Understanding Marketing Requirements for the Property Sector in a Turbulent Economy is important!
  • Collaboration with Bovis Homes to Deliver Website for Stanton Cross Wellingborough
  • Digital Marketing: The Cost Effective Way to Reach Your Customers
  • Graphic Design, Branding and Website Services for ACAI Group
  • Website Design for the Best User Experience
  • FaceCoin - How will currency contribute to the evolution of the social media giant?
  • ‘The World Wide Web Turns 30’
  • Quarter 1 Design & Web Showcase
  • Allowing younger students to be more involved and inspired by Design
  • WSW Projects website launch
  • Epsom Surrey, More Ups Than Downs
  • Why Media deliver brand identity & bespoke website for Phily Estates.
  • Pantone - Colour of the Year
  • 2019 The Year for Rebranding, Websites and Video Production
  • TikTOK
  • 2020 Trends for TYPOGRAPHY
  • How We Shop: The Next Decade
  • 2020 Kickstarts a Positive Projection for Shopping Centre Footfall
  • Why Media Reappointed by The Victoria Shopping Centre, Southend
  • WHY MEDIA SHORTLISTED FOR REVO PURPLE APPLE AWARD 2020
  • WHY MEDIA EXPANDS GRAPHIC DESIGN DEPARTMENT WITH MATTHEW HANCOCKS
  • Why Media Expands Marketing Department
  • COVID-19 HAS EXPLOSIVE AFFECT ON TIK TOK
  • WHY MEDIA MARKETING TEAM EXPANDS WITH ARRIVAL OF HUGO
  • WHY MEDIA & SSC PROVIDING SAFE SPACE CERTIFICATION
  • LAW FIRMS TURN TO DIGITAL MARKETING
  • Unbranded Finance Retain Why Media For Design & Digital Services
  • SEO and Why it Matters
  • UK SEES AN INFLUX IN HONG KONG INVESTORS AFTER IMMIGRATION LAW CHANGES
  • ANTHONY MARTIN OWNER & FOUNDER OF ONE OF THE UK’S LEADING ESTATE AGENCY CHAINS APPOINTS WHY MEDIA
  • Instagram Set to Trump Twitter as Leading News Source
  • WHY MEDIA WELCOMES STAMP DUTY HOLIDAY FOR THEIR CLIENTS
  • Why Media, Resolute Asset Management (RAM) & BNP Paribas Real Estate Spain work together in La Marina Shopping Centre
  • WHY MEDIA, RESOLUTE ASSET MANAGEMENT (RAM) & CHAPMAN TAYLOR ARCHITECTS, WORKING TOGETHER IN SPAIN!
  • Why Digital Marketing Is More Important Than Ever in a Post Covid World
  • El Centro Comercial La Marina de Finestrat se someterá a una remodelación integral
  • Good News, Mall Operator Hammerson Raises £825M Ensuring Survival Post COVID-19
  • Angelina Patterson joins Why Media’s International Design, Marketing and Digital Team
  • Charles Rich A Leading International Consultant Chooses Why Media For Branding & New Bespoke Website
  • Why Media Spain Secures Raorsome New Collaboration for Centro Comercial La Marina
  • What is Design Thinking and Why is it so Important?
  • Christos Karolemeas Joins Leading Marketing and Design Agency, Why Media, and expands the Web Development Team
  • Are you Utilising Social Media Intelligence Post-COVID?
  • UK BOILER CARE APPOINTS WHY MEDIA FOR REBRAND
  • CHAPMAN TAYLOR SUPPORTING ON REMODELLING OF LA MARINA DE FINESTRAT SHOPPING CENTRE IN ALICANTE
  • Chapman Taylor, working with Resolute Asset Management and Why Media have been appointed
  • Why Digital Marketing Is So Important In Real Estate Business?
  • Walton-on-Thames receives full signage suite update, including design and production
  • GKL DEVELOPMENTS ARE PLEASED TO REPORT OVER 50% SOLD AT ST JUDES COURT, WHITTLESEY
  • Anthony Martin Chooses Why Media For Rebranding & New Bespoke Website
  • Statom Group invest £3.5million in construction equipment
  • Leading Marketing and Design Agency, Why Media Announces New Technical Projects Lead Role for Carl Piper in the UK & Europe
  • LEADING FRENCH ACCESSORIES BRAND MOA TO OPEN THEIR FIRST STORE IN SPAIN
  • “easym” Making Mortgages Simple
  • Why Media Wins New Instruction From Leading Construction Client Statom Group
  • Amie Slattery & Darcy Slattery Join Leading Marketing and Design Agency, Why Media, to Bolster the International PR & Marketing Team in Spain
  • MOA will open its only store in Spain in La Marina
  • UKBC UNVEIL THEIR NEW IDENTITY
  • HARLINGTON LAW SOLICITORS APPOINTS WHY MEDIA
  • КРУПНЕЙШАЯ СТРОИТЕЛЬНАЯ КОМПАНИЯ STATOM GROUP ВЫБРАЛА WHY MEDIA ДЛЯ ПРОВЕДЕНИЯ ПОЛНОГО РЕБРЕНДИНГА
  • Statom Group invests £3.5m in PERI systems
  • SOCIAL MEDIA SUCCESS AT CENTRO COMERCIAL LA MARINA NOVEMBER 2020
  • LA MARINA LAUNCH BEAUTIFUL FESTIVE DECORATIONS FOR CHRISTMAS 2020
  • Leading Estate Agents Anthony Martin Predict a Bumper Christmas 2020
  • Chocolates Marcos Tonda opens a store in the La Marina de Finestrat shopping center
  • Pantone Announces its Colour of the Year 2021
  • The Covid pandemic has dramatically highlighted the extent to which businesses are at the mercy of government policy. Post-Brexit, much more will change, so now is the time to get your voice heard, says our founder Stewart Jackson.
  • SMART SHOPPING CENTRE OWNERS ARE EMBRACING POSITIVE TRENDS IN THE RETAIL INDUSTRY IN 2021
  • The UK to become the Singapore of Europe - Yes Please!
  • WHY MEDIA DELIVERS CUSTOM MAGAZINE FOR ANTHONY MARTIN ESTATE AGENTS
  • Why Media Get Behind O&H Hampton’s New Brand & Website
  • Forget Frankfurt and Paris, says Barclays boss
  • Record household spending spree to regenerate British economy after pandemic
  • UK High Streets Brace For Change Not Retirement
  • Why Media Welcomes New Talent to the Team
  • Why Media Delivers Exciting New Brand and Marketing Strategy for the Newest Kid on the Mortgage Block!
  • Why Media’s Spanish Expansion Takes Off in 2020/2021
  • EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT RISHI SUNAK’S SPRING 2021 BUDGET
  • Why Media on track for a record year after five client wins in one month
  • Gary Stokes who appeared in the popular Netflix Original Film “Seaspiracy” gets behind Why Media and Resolute Asset Management's efforts to protect our seas
  • Environmentally Friendly Websites are the Future of the Website Development
  • ASÍ ESTÁ SIENDO LA RENOVACIÓN DE LA MARINA EN FINESTRAT
  • Terra Natura Benidorm y el Centro Comercial La Marina se unen para fomentar la conservación de la biodiversidad
  • Off Limits Entertainment Appoint Why Media for Website Overhaul
  • SANTIAGO RAMIREZ SEES PROMOTED TO EUROPEAN MARKETING MANAGER
  • Terrace renovations nearly complete at La Marina Shopping Centre in Finestrat, Alicante
  • Welling United new main sponsors
  • NUEVAS APERTURAS EN LA MARINA
  • DESPITE BREXIT, DESPITE COVID, WHY MEDIA OPENS THEIR SECOND EUROPEAN OFFICE IN EIGHTEEN MONTHS!
  • Statom Group Gets Behind Erith Town Football Club with Significant Sponsorship
  • Blue Whale growth fund: Share price breaks through £2 mark - double £1 launch price nearly four years ago
  • UK retail sales post strongest quarter on record
  • WHY MEDIA BEST CREATIVE & MARKETING AGENCY OF THE YEAR 2021
  • Why all high street brands should embrace ‘experience retail’ (or risk disappearing)
  • FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 2010 THE RETAIL PARK AT LA MARINA ACHIEVES 100% OCCUPANCY
  • Italy, Spain Economies Set to Expand at Fastest Rate Since 1970s
  • Why Media: “ A London - Paris design and marketing connection is possible”
  • Why Media and the question Why?
  • Age Appropriate Design Code. Are you ready?
  • Devine Group experiences an exceptional Summer of Growth
  • La Marina Shopping Centre will be one of the main sponsors of the Finestrat volleyball club
  • Why Media Delivers Fun-Fill Community Event and Raises Over £1,600 For Charity
  • Walton-On-Thames shows local charity some love with over £1,600 raised for Great Ormond Street Hospital & Momentum Children's Charity
  • Devine Group Gives Back to the Billinghurst Community with Upgraded Doctors Surgery
  • Devine Group Delivers Major Investment In Plant Equipment With Hitachi & Takeuchi
  • Bentornato WindTre!
  • Rabindranath Tagore's London house up for sale
  • Excceding 2019 football expectations at leading Spanish Shopping Centre
  • Nexa FM, the first radio station in a Shopping Centre in the Valencian community, opens its doors at La Marina Finestrat
  • Business rates tackled! A much-needed boost for the retail, hospitality + leisure sectors as Rishi Sunak announces the most significant single tax reduction in 30 years!
  • Un’impiegata appassionata si unisce all team italiano di Why Media
  • Eleanor Tingley becomes part of the marketing team at Why Media autumn 2021
  • London’s West End busier than pre-Covid for first time
  • Commercial property bounces back as workers return and shoppers hit the High Street
  • Why Media Hosting Packages
  • Why Media Newsletter December 2021
  • Don't remove bad reviews on Google, go to court and get awarded up to £7,400
  • Marketing & The Metaverse. How will Web3 change the digital, design and marketing landscape?
  • Why Media's Technical Projects Lead for the UK & Europe, Carl Piper. Background & Bio.
  • Marketing Trends to Grow Your Business in 2022!
  • Save the Children to ditch font designed by paedophile artist Eric Gill
  • 6 Conseils pour exploiter les tendances du marketing
  • Tutum Health Appoints Why Media to Deliver Brand Exposure and Marketing Campaign for Hospital-Made Disinfectant Brand Pathisol
  • Why Media Collaborates with The Car Wash Company to Deliver Brand Awareness and Digital Marketing Campaign
  • Hoxton Spirits receives £1m investment from Optiva Securities
  • Why TikTok is Very Much on the Agenda of Businesses.
  • Why Media Delivers Footfall-Driving Initiative at La Marina Shopping Centre in collaboration with Neus Saiz
  • Savills - Central London Retail Market in Minutes
  • Anthony Martin Estate Agents - Bank of England Announces Interest Rates are Rising to 0.75% Time To Move?
  • Hertfordshire’s Most Instagramable Venue Appoints Why Media to Deliver Marketing & PR Strategy, and Here’s Why.
  • BBC News - Electric car chargepoints to overtake fuel pumps
  • Why Media Shows Support for Ukraine with Sponsorship of Tough Mudder
  • Revealed! The 10 most popular ISA funds among UK investors in 2022
  • Why Media adds to its UK marketing team with the arrival of Beth Mills
  • Unicef - Childhood upended by war in Ukraine
  • Why Media Once Again is Announced “Best Creative Digital Marketing & Design Agency” of 2022 at the Business Elite Awards
  • Fantastic News As Why Media begins MODX 3.0 Rollout
  • Why Media’s Award-Winning Marketing Team Shares the Latest Updates Launched by all Social Media Channels in April 2022
  • Department for Transport appoints new HS2 Residents’ Commissioner
  • Harris Associates show their commitment to sustainability with EV charging units installation at a prestigious London development
  • From Marketing Assistant to Marketing Manager, Didier Closset Sees Impressive Promotion at Why Media.
  • Why Larry Gagosian Bought Andy Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe Portrait For A Record $195 Million
  • Shopping Centre Wayfinding Solutions
  • IMPROVEMENTS CONTINUE AT THE MARINA BAIXA’S FAVOURITE SHOPPING CENTRE
  • Win a £100 to spend at Sushi Samba with Austin Homes
  • Why Media Sponsor Maddison Pauley For The Top Model Charity Foundation
  • 70 Years of Design, the Evolution.
  • The Booming Brands of the Last 70 Years.
  • Why Media Gets Behind Gerri Davenport In Support Of Recognising The Importance Of Mental Health.
  • National Trading Standards Rule Change 2022
  • The UK’s first period charity shop opens in Surrey: ‘it’s long overdue’
  • RIP Internet Explorer… You won't be missed [brief history]
  • Why Media doubles its server investment, as they bolster out the website hosting arm of the business in Q2 of 2022.
  • Dyslexia is a Challenge, but not at Why Media!
  • Apest invest in their digital footprint, with a high-performing bespoke website
  • "It’s my party and I'll leave if I have to…" Political change will deliver marketing amends in a post Boris era
  • Five of our current mixed-use projects that are regenerating European urban areas
  • Didier Closset rises to the Top with Why Media Spain
  • 'How the United Kingdom and EU can thrive after Brexit' with a little effort! 
  • Why is Tik Tok relevant for every business
  • Craving a Creative Career but Don’t Want to Work from Home or Commute into the City? Why Not Join Why Media?
  • Why UI, SEO and Bounce Rates are Top of the Agenda for Our Clients
  • Why Media discusses business productivity with the new British Prime Minister Liz Truss
  • Peterborough UK & Finestrat Spain talk Business & Tourism
  • Why Media’s Marketing Team Deliver Successful Charity Event Raising Over £700.
  • Apest Services are pleased to announce a long-term contract win with VIVO Defence, a body focused on British Armed Forces Accommodation
  • London is putting New York to shame as the city that dreams big - New York Post
  • Why Media Gets Behind The England Team at the Qatar World Cup 2022 with a Huge Giveaway
  • Construction Enquirer: ISG wins £600m Hertfordshire Hollywood film studio job
  • Why Media Spain Welcomes Valentín Fina Oviedo
  • Property Investor Post: Super prime activity still going strong in London
  • Lazari buys Fenwick New Bond Street store for £430 million
  • Why Media attends the 6th Annual Legends Ball 2022. Hosted by Vodafone Business and Statom Group.
  • Pantone Assigns “Viva Magenta” as Colour of the Year for 2023
  • Nicholas & Co. Surveyors - Q4 December Magazine
  • Tis’ the Season of Giving, Why Media donate to Hackney Food Bank on Behalf of Austin Homes
  • 2023 is upon us, a lot changed in 2022 and a Google friendly website and collaborative marketing strategy matters (a lot).
  • Blue Whale's Peter Hargreaves: The land of opportunity in a troubled world
  • Charles Douglas Solicitors rebrands as CDS Mayfair
  • Why Media Brings new Energy to Knightsbridge Estate with Rebrand, New Website and Digital Marketing Strategy
  • Why TikTok is becoming The New Search Engine
  • Why Media designs and develops new Power Cut 105 website for Energy Networks Association
  • Lujo Luxury Living se instala en El Centro Comercial La Marina
  • Daily Mail: INVESTING SHOW: Blue Whale manager on ChatGPT's threat to Google, where Meta went wrong and why he bought an energy stock for growth
  • Google's March 2023 Core Update: Why Media Shares Expert Insights on How to Ensure Your Content Ranks Well
  • The Gazette: Erskine: Tragic loss inspires marathon fundraising effort
  • How China’s hottest social media app turned Düsseldorf into a foodie destination - Rest of World
  • Super-rich now favour new builds - Property Industry Eye
  • Why Media Delivers Progressive Rebrand and Website for Established Law Firm CDS Mayfair
  • Francisco Pulido Joins Why Media.
  • Google Bard: How It Will Change SEO Forever. Marketeers and Webmasters In London Should Take Note!
  • Why Media Leads Successful Consumer Event to Celebrate The King’s Coronation.
  • MailOnline: Can Saatchi turn it around for John Lewis? Loss-making retail giant turns to marketing geniuses which propelled Margaret Thatcher to power as it dumps agency behind its Xmas ads in bid to revive fortunes
  • Why Media welcomes Ella Brown to the team!
  • A S Ramsay Invest in Digital Footprint with a New Website.
  • WSW ARE GROWING IN STRENGTH THANKS TO WHY MEDIA
  • AI and Construction will work hand in hand according to Why Media
  • Knightsbridge Estate Identifies The Trend For London’s Visitors Taking Short Term Let’s Over Premium Hotel’s Like The Dorchester. Even The World's Wealthy Are Watching The Pennies!
  • Why Media and Nimbus Collaborate to Propel Sustainability Efforts in Design and Marketing Agency
  • UK Property Market Defies Speculation: House Prices Rise by 0.1% in June 2023 Despite Market Challenges.
  • Why Media Reacts to the Latest Google Announcement.  As of March 2024, Google Will Replace First Input Delay with Interaction to Next Paint in Core Web Vitals.
  • Why Media Excited about the Possibilities that Li-Fi, The Future of Wireless Networking can offer.
  • Why Media welcomes Libby Norman to their team!
  • AI Revolutionising Marketing Agencies: Transformative Impact on Strategy, Personalisation, and Efficiency
  • Why Media Comments on Elon Musk’s Twitter Rebrand: The 'X' Factor for Global Expansion
  • Why Media Spain, la nueva alternativa de ocio del CC La Marina
  • Knightsbridge Prime Property: Mayfair, Earth's Top Destination for Luxury Living - A Monopoly Inspired Triumph.
  • Energy-Efficient Homes Embrace Prehistoric Woodland Charm: Wilderness Grove in Hertfordshire Beckons Londoners Looking to Relocate.
  • How Click Through Rate (CTR) Affects SEO
  • The 2024 Economy Will Have Challenges With 2% Growth and Aspiration: Overlook Marketing At Your Peril according to Why Media.
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  • College students hit the road after an eerie pandemic semester. Will the virus go home with them?
  • Date set for the Government Spending Plans
  • Registered company bankruptcies in England and Wales have risen by 40% over the past quarter, now standing at 5,595 year-on-year.
  • Everyone in Briton will need to pay more in tax in the coming years to fix a hole in public finances
  • The pound has Continued to Climb
  • The Bank of England (BoE) is expected by 46 out of 53 analysts polled by Reuters to increase interest rates
  • The Bank of England (BoE) will need to raise interest rates further
  • In the latest leak ahead of the Autumn Statement on 17th November, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will “announce a tax raid on inheritance,” the Telegraph said yesterday.
  • Cabinet Office minister Gavin Williamson resigned from the government yesterday over claims that he bullied colleagues.
  • A third survey now suggests house prices are dropping. 
  • The British economy shrank by 0.2% in the three months to the end of September, leaving the UK on the brink of recession. 
  • GDP grew 0.5% in October, following a fall of 0.6% in September
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  • Chancellor Rishi Sunak is set to use the upcoming March budget to announce a pathway for increasing corporation tax. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • PM Boris Johnson has set out his ‘roadmap out of lockdown’ for England. Business, Media & Marketing News London
  • Demand for overseas holidays has surged following Boris Johnson’s statement on Monday that foreign holidays could be permitted from May 17. Business, Marketing & Media News London.
  • About 770,000 homeowners are vulnerable to repossession if they have suffered a loss if income as a result of covid restrictions. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has criticised Serco’s decision to resume dividend payouts for the first time since 2014. Business, Marketing & Media News London.
  • A £5bn scheme for High Street shops and hospitality firms in England has been unveiled. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Credit checking company Experian could face a bill for £34bn in damages. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • It’s Budget day today. What is the Chancellor expected to announce?
  • Microsoft has blamed a Chinese cyber-espionage group for attacks on its mail server software. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Microsoft has blamed a Chinese cyber-espionage group for attacks on its mail server software. Business, Media & Marketing News Londod.
  • London has been voted the most desirable city to work in for the eighth year running. Business, Marketing & Media News London.
  • Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's first ever tweet is up for sale. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Bloomberg reports that Barclays Plc is planning to cut around 60 jobs at its corporate and investment bank. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • HSBC has announced a new £15bn fund to help small businesses in the UK recover. Business, Media & Marketing News London
  • The government has extended the ban on evictions enforced by bailiffs. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • UK economy shrank by 2.9% in January as the third lockdown came into force. Business, Media and Marketing News London.
  • Nearly 50,000 businesses have signed up for the government's free workplace COVID tests. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Chocolate retailer Thorntons has announced plans to permanently shut all its 61 stores. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • A blueprint to cut industrial carbon emissions by two-thirds has been announced by the government. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Financial companies in the UK are facing a regulatory crackdown unless they improve diversity. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • The Bank of England left interest rates unchanged at 0.1% yesterday
  • One year ago today, PM Boris Johnson announced the UK’s coronavirus lockdown
  • UK inflation dropped unexpected in February. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • PM Boris Johnson is facing a backlash from Conservative MPs and most Tory-leaning newspapers this morning, after a ‘papers for the pub’ policy announcement
  • An estimated 840,000 private tenants have built rent arrears since lockdown measures began. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Eurostar is in crunch talks with its bankers to avoid collapse ahead of a June deadline to repay £400m in debt. Daily News London.
  • Mortgage approvals for February were up 20% on the same month last year. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • PayPal has launched a new 'Checkout with Crypto' service in the US. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • The minimum wage goes up today. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • The London Stock Exchange has posted its best first quarter for listings in 15 years. Business News Lodnon.
  • A red-amber-green ‘traffic light’ system for international travel has been announced. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Beijing is now home to more billionaires than any other city in the world. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Everyman Cinemas have posed a £19.2m loss. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Non-essential shops reopen today for the first day of trading. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Apple and Google have blocked a planned update for the NHS Covid-19 app. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Bitcoin soared to yet another record yesterday. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Denmark has halted use of the AstraZeneca covid vaccine because of concerns about cases of rare blood clots
  • Eurostar is said to have secured a deal with its lenders to refinance a debt pile worth £400m. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • A new government-backed mortgage scheme has launched in the UK. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • The UK inflation rate rose to 0.7% in the 12 months to March, up from 0.4% in February
  • Chanel has lost an EU court battle with Huawei over its famous logo. Business
  • Government borrowing is at its highest level since the end of World War Two. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Boeing posted a sixth consecutive quarterly loss yesterday. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • US stocks hit record highs yesterday. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • House prices rose at their biggest monthly rate since 2004. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • The UK has negotiated an Enhanced Trade Partnership with India.
  • Debenhams will shut all its remaining 101 stores by 15 May. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • The price of a single-use carrier bag is to rise from 5p to 10p. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • UK house prices continued their ascent in April ahead of the stamp duty holiday deadline. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • The UK economy shrank by 1.5% in the first quarter of 2021 the Office for National Statistics said this morning
  • The world’s biggest catering group, Compass Group, will pay back £25 million it has received in furlough cash since October.
  • Property prices in the UK continue to hit new highs. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • The UK unemployment rate fell slightly to 4.8% in the three months to March
  • At least nine people have become new billionaires on the back of vaccine-related sales. Business News London.
  • The government is to form a new state-owned body, Great British Railways. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • China has overtaken Germany to become the UK's biggest single import market. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • HSBC is to sell its US retail banking operations. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • The private sector is growing at the fastest rate in six years. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Zoom sales have more than doubled. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Travel restrictions continue to impede progress of international mobility. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • The UK has signed a post-Brexit trade deal with the three non-EU EEA members. Business News London.
  • UK house prices rose another 9.5% in the year to May. Business, Media and Marketing News London.
  • The London Metal Exchange will not now close its iconic outcry trading ring permanently. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • The EU is threatening a trade war. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  •   British airlines have called for the furlough scheme to be extended. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Naked Wines has slumped to a £10.7m annual loss. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • UK inflation has exceeded the Bank of England’s target of 2%. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Ryanair finally took possession of its first Boeing 737 MAX. Business, Media & Marketing News London.
  • Travel firms are calling for an exemption to quarantine for fully-vaccinated people from amber countries
  • A new chapter in the story of human space flight is beginning
  • HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is investigating almost 13,000 businesses for possible abuse of the government's COVID support schemes
  • The government announced yesterday that foreign business leaders will no longer need to quarantine when arriving in England if their trip is likely to have a significant economic benefit to the UK
  • The Government yesterday revealed details of a new Green Savings Bond which it hopes will appeal to those who have built up savings by staying at home during the pandemic.
  • Officials from 130 countries have backed a proposed minimum corporate tax rate of at least 15%
  • Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick will today unveil plans for a new housing regulator with the power to prosecute property developers that do not meet safety standards.
  • The Prime Minister said in a press conference yesterday that most covid rules are due to end on 19th July.
  • The UK government spent £80bn supporting businesses through COVID-19 loans
  • Liz Truss will not allow hormone-injected beef to make its way into Britain
  • The legal case against Transport Minister, opened at the High Court on Friday
  • The Bank of England has flagged concerns about the growing power of cloud computing
  • The rate of inflation rose again in June
  • MPs are calling for an overhaul of music streaming
  • Health Secretary Sajid Javid has tested positive for covid
  • Yesterday's so-called "Freedom Day” turned out to be a bit of a damp squibb
  • The UK will seek to renegotiate with the EU on the Northern Ireland Protocol
  • Rishi Sunak has denied the plan to replace cash with a digital currency
  • The IMF has upgraded its forecast for Britain's economic growth this year
  • The government's Covid test scheme to prevent workers having to self-isolate is a "pointless solution"
  • The number of people on furlough has fallen sharply
  • young people will see their careers benefit if they work in the office
  • Minister Michelle Donelan told Sky News this morning that the government will not mandate covid vaccinations before you are allowed to go to work.
  • Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Chancellor Rishi Sunak have vowed to overhaul rules governing Britain's asset management industry to make it easier for to firms to invest in the UK
  • David Cameron’s relationship with collapsed Greensill Capital is back in the spotlight
  • The UK economy grew by 4.8% in the second quarter of the year
  • UK exports to the EU have returned to pre-Brexit levels
  • The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has released labour market data
  • The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said Afghanistan will no longer be able to access the lender's resources following the takeover of the country by the Taliban.
  • The government received record inheritance tax (IHT) and stamp duty receipts last month
  • Government borrowing fell in July compared with last year
  • The World Bank has halted funding for projects in Afghanistan
  • The OECD predicts Britain will have inflation running at about 3% at the end of 2022
  • Yesterday’s specially convened Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee hearing
  • The Bank of England (BoE) left monetary policy unchanged at its monthly review meeting yesterday
  • Transport Secretary Grant Shapps says he has checked with the six refineries and 47 storage centres in the country and there is "no shortage of fuel"
  • 136 countries have agreed to enforce a corporate tax rate of at least 15% in a historic deal to “ensure big companies pay a fairer share of tax,”
  • The government's manifesto-breaking tax rises are the biggest tax increases in more than 25 years
  • The economy grew 0.4% in August, but remains 0.8% below its pre-coronavirus peak of February 2020
  • The EU has finally acknowledged that the Northern Ireland Protocol has caused difficulties for Northern Ireland businesses
  • Major energy supplier EDF says it is “not ready” to take on any more customers from failed firms
  • The FTSE 100 hit a new post-pandemic high on Friday as rising oil and banking stocks helped it shrug off supply chain and inflation worries
  • Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to announce 18 new foreign investment deals worth £9.7bn
  • Prime Minister Boris Johnson opened the UK's Global Investment Summit yesterday
  • The Treasury has borrowed a total of £108.1bn so far this financial year
  • The European Central Bank (ECB) is pushing lenders to add hundreds of extra employees and billions of additional capital to their operations in continental Europe
  • The UK is on course to overtake Germany and the USA in annual GDP growth in 2023
  • The Chancellor’s Autumn Spending Review and Budget is tomorrow
  • Chancellor Rishi Sunak will announce his Autumn Spending Review and Budget today
  • Summary of Yesterday’s Autumn Spending Review and Budget
  • Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank (ECB), said yesterday that the period of higher inflation will last longer than expected but slow over the course of next year
  • About 120 world leaders are gathering in Glasgow for the United Nations’ COP26 climate summit, hosted by the UK government
  • Bluegreen has become the latest energy firm to go under as high gas prices continue to put smaller providers out of business
  • Chancellor Rishi Sunak is "cautiously optimistic" about the state of the UK jobs market
  • The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee will decide whether to raise interest rates
  • The Bank of England (BoE) kept interest rates at the record low rate of 0.1% yesterday
  • The Bank of England predicts inflation will be heading towards 5% early next year
  • Surging inflation could add an extra £5.4bn to Chancellor Rishi Sunak's debt interest bill next year
  • Chancellor Rishi Sunak has outlined plans for the reform of UK financial services regulation
  • The UK economy grew by 1.3% between July and September
  • The pound hit its lowest level of 2021 against the dollar yesterday
  • The Real Living Wage comes into force today, marking a pay boost for more than 300,000 people
  • Office for National Statistics (ONS) show there were 160,000 more workers on payrolls in October than in September
  • Two more energy suppliers with a combined total of 35,500 customers have ceased trading
  • Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has called for "a full and transparent investigation into Randox and the government contracts"
  • The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has published the latest national debt figures
  • New homes and buildings in England must install electric vehicle charging points from next year
  • Britain’s seventh largest energy company, Bulb Energy, has collapsed
  • US has announced it will release around 50 million barrels of oil
  • Oil prices continued to rise yesterday despite the US saying it was releasing 50 million barrels
  • Ofgem says two more energy suppliers went bust yesterday
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  • UK consumer spending rose to £700m in October, up from £300m in September
  • The FTSE 100 fell 0.7% yesterday
  • MPs say Government ministers have failed in their aim to upgrade 600,000 homes to become energy efficient
  • Members of the World Trade Organization (WTO) have agreed a landmark deal to implement looser regulations for services
  • Metropolitan Police to investigate claims that drug abuse is rife in the Houses of Parliament
  • UK inflation could “comfortably” be more than 5% next spring
  • The share of household wealth owned by billionaires has risen by a record amount during the pandemic
  • Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced yesterday that he would enact ‘Plan B’
  • The UK could step up retaliatory measures, against the US, if punitive tariffs on UK steel exports are not lifted soon
  • US inflation rose 6.8% in the year to November
  • UK job vacancies hit another record high in the September to November period
  • Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s “Plan B” was passed by parliament yesterday
  • Yesterday, the government took all 11 countries off its travel red list
  • The Liberal Democrats took the pro-Brexit parliamentary seat of North Shropshire
  • A new rule preventing insurance firms quoting customers a higher price for renewing their home or motor insurance
  • 100,000 workers across key industries will be required to have daily COVID tests
  • The government has changed the rules for travellers arriving into England from overseas
  • HMRC is again waiving fines for their self-assessment tax return submissions up to a month late
  • The Labour party is calling for business rates to be scrapped
  • Prime Minister Boris Johnson attended “bring your own booze” drinks event in the Downing Street garden on 20 May 2020
  • The World Bank has warned of a "grim outlook” and a "pronounced slowdown" in global growth
  • The start of formal trade talks between the UK and India will be announced in New Delhi today
  • Office for National Statistics(ONS) shows GDP grew 0.9% in November
  • Self-isolation cut to five days for those testing positive with COVID-19 from today
  • Job vacancies reached a record high of 1.24 million between October and December
  • Office for National Statistics show inflation soared to a 30-year high in the year to December
  • The Government is ending all covid restrictions in England, starting from today
  • Inflation in the eurozone climbed to a rate of 5% in December
  • The Bill to extend HS2 to Manchester will be laid before parliament today
  • The UK government borrowed £16.8bn in December
  • The IMF yesterday cut 2022 UK growth forecasts to 4.7%
  • UK’s tax burden will rise to levels not seen during peacetime
  • UK businesses have called on the government to delay the national insurance tax hike
  • The Prime Minister's new Build Back Better Council is completely 50/50 gender-balanced, reports Sky News
  • The UK’s borrowing figures increased to 103% of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP)
  • The government should “seriously” consider making big tech firms reimburse victims of online fraud
  • The Bank of England's monetary policy committee is widely expected to raise interest rates today
  • The Bank of England yesterday raised the basic rate of interest to 0.5% from 0.25%
  • Chancellor Rishi Sunak has warned Britons to brace for even higher energy costs in autumn
  • Treasury refused to sign off the plans for a multi-billion-pound plan to tackle the NHS backlog
  • Brexit has had a "clear impact" on Britain's trade volumes
  • Britain is set to increase public spending by £76bn a year, by the end of the decade
  • The UK economy grew by 7.5% over the course of 2021
  • The FTSE is falling sharply this morning
  • UK wage growth failed to keep up with the high cost of living between October and December
  • Inflation has risen 5.5% in the 12 months to January
  • Immigration rules have been temporarily relaxed for care workers
  • The government is expected to scrap so-called “golden visas”
  • UK business investment could be boosted by up to £40bn pounds-a-year by 2026
  • Oil prices tumbled and then recovered in volatile trading yesterday
  • Gas prices have risen for a third day after Germany blocked approval of the Nord Stream 2
  • Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered a "special military operation" in eastern Ukraine
  • Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has caused turmoil in equity, commodity, and foreign exchange markets worldwide
  • The UK government has joined with the US and the EU to announce new sanctions against Russia's central bank
  • The Moscow Stock Exchange was closed yesterday and remains closed today
  • The government issued an update yesterday on the economic, humanitarian and defensive military assistance it is giving to Ukraine
  • US president Joe Biden has announced he is shutting off US airspace to Russia and labelled president Vladimir Putin a "dictator"
  • The war in Ukraine is a catastrophe for the world which will cut global economic growth
  • Britain will provide £75.6 million to Ukraine through the World Bank
  • European stock markets were well into the red yesterday
  • US president Joe Biden has confirmed a complete US ban on Russian oil, gas and coal imports
  • The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved $1.4bn (£1.1bn) in emergency funding for Ukraine
  • UK economic growth bounced back in January
  • Russia's finance ministry said this morning that it had approved a temporary procedure for repaying foreign currency debt
  • All remaining Covid travel measures will be scrapped this week
  • Prime Minister Boris Johnson is visiting Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates today
  • The Government has published proposals for new internet safety laws
  • Interest rates have increased for the third time in four months
  • Government confusion over how to handle sacking of 800 workers by P&O Ferries
  • Government borrowing was higher than expected last month
  • Chancellor Rishi Sunak will lay out his fiscal plans in his Spring Statement today
  • Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivered his Spring mini-budget yesterday afternoon
  • P&O Ferries boss admitted that decision to sack 800 workers last week broke the law
  • 6.2 million taxpayers owed around £39bn in November 2021
  • The boss of P&O Ferries has written to Transport Secretary Grant Shapps
  • Global stock markets rallied yesterday
  • The energy price cap rises by £693 tomorrow
  • The press is dubbing today “Bleak Friday”
  • Chinese-owned company has taken over a semiconductor plant in Wales
  • The government has decided to push ahead with plans to privatise Channel 4
  • The National Insurance rise of 1.25% comes into force today
  • Foreign Secretary Liz Truss yesterday announced fresh sanctions on Russia
  • Chancellor Rishi Sunak has defended his wife after it emerged she holds non-domiciled status.
  • UK economic growth slowed in February following a sharp fall in the production of cars and computer goods
  • UK retail sales slowed in March although spending remained above last year
  • Inflation has soared to a new 30-year high of 7%
  • Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng accused protest group Extinction Rebellion (XR) of endangering British energy security and jobs
  • The European Central Bank (ECB) confirmed plans to wind down its stimulus plan yesterday
  • Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove is to axe rules which force companies to build a set number of “affordable” homes
  • IMF slashed its forecast for global economic growth by nearly a full percentage point
  • Government fraud investigators are looking into contracts to supply the NHS with PPE during the pandemic
  • The Prime Minister has defended imposing green levies on energy bills
  • The British central bank could deal with the fast rise in inflation without damaging the economy
  • Government borrowing in the last financial year more than halved from the amount borrowed a year earlier
  • How's best to ease the cost-of-living crisis?
  • New Public Sector Fraud Authority backed by £25m in funding will begin work in July
  • The Government has dropped plans to impose further checks on imports of chilled meats from the EU
  • Labour has called on Chancellor Rishi Sunak to explain whether a company in which his wife has a reported £400 million stake is continuing to operate in Russia
  • The Bank of England is widely expected to raise interest rates
  • The EU has announced a plan to ban Russian oil imports by the end of 2022
  • The Bank of England (BoE) warned of an economic downturn and further interest rate hikes yesterday
  • Hard-pressed households are facing a “difficult” future as inflation rises
  • Wall Street stocks tumbled to their lowest level since March 2021 yesterday
  • Prince Charles stepped in to deliver the Queen’s Speech at the State Opening of Parliament
  • The UK economy contracted in March
  • UK imports from Russia fell to a nearly two-year low
  • Ofgem has proposed updating the energy price cap quarterly
  • Bank of England (BoE) Governor Andrew Bailey admitted he felt “helpless” in the face of surging inflation
  • Inflation rose to 9% in April
  • Global stock indices plunged yesterday and overnight
  • European stocks sank in a sea of red yesterday
  • The Treasury must take responsibility for tackling soaring inflation
  • Government borrowing in April fell from a year earlier but still remains higher than pre-Covid levels
  • The Treasury took £10bn more in taxation last month than in April 2021
  • Rumours abound that there will be a windfall tax on energy companies
  • Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced a windfall tax on oil and gas company profits
  • "£15bn support package should help the UK avoid falling into a recession"
  • The Home Office has cancelled a contract between the Border Force and P&O Ferries
  • Food price inflation has accelerated to a ten-year high
  • Prime minister Boris Johnson will face a vote of no confidence in his leadership this evening
  • Boris Johnson won a vote of ‘no confidence’ last night
  • RMT union has announced "the biggest dispute on the railway network since 1989"
  • "Britain is on the brink of recession and GDP will stagnate in 2023"
  • Chancellor Rishi Sunak has been accused of wasting billions of pounds of taxpayers’ money
  • The UK economy contracted by 0.3% in April
  • Stock markets globally plummeted again yesterday
  • Regular pay is falling at the fastest rate in more than a decade
  • The Bank of England is expected to announce its fifth consecutive interest rate rise since December
  • The Bank of England put up interest rates from 1% to 1.25% on Friday
  • The country is being battered by strikes this morning
  • UK inflation has risen again to 9.1%
  • Government borrowing fell in May, although it still remains higher than pre-Covid levels
  • The Conservative Party lost two parliamentary seats yesterday
  • MPs voted 295 to 221 yesterday to give the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill a second reading
  • The Government has unveiled emergency plans to cut off gas supplies to Europe
  • Policymakers “have the option” of acting more forcefully to “rein in inflation” if necessary
  • Household incomes fell in real terms for a fourth consecutive quarter
  • 65% of firms polled say they are expecting to raise prices in the next three months
  • The Government has announced fresh sanctions on Belarus
  • Chancellor Rishi Sunak and Health Secretary Sajid Javid resigned within minutes of each other
  • Boris Johnson suffered a further spate of ministerial resignations yesterday
  • Boris Johnson announced he would stand down as Conservative Party leader yesterday
  • Retailers are “on the whole” passing on the government’s 5p fuel duty cut
  • windfall tax proposals for oil and gas producers will not apply to electricity generators
  • Eight Conservative MPs will fight it out to succeed Boris Johnson
  • Jeremy Hunt and Nadhim Zahawi are out of the Conservative Party leadership contest
  • Suella Braverman was knocked out of the Conservative leadership contest yesterday
  • The Conservative party leadership race will be whittled down to four today
  • Tom Tugendehat was voted out of the Conservative leadership contest yesterday
  • The Conservative party leadership race is now between Liz Truss, Penny Mordant, and Rishi Sunak
  • Penny Mordant was knocked out of the Conservative leadership contest yesterday
  • The European Central Bank (ECB) raised interest rates for the first time in more than 11 years
  • British factory output has declined for the first time since the first coronavirus lockdown
  • Financial help for the poor and vulnerable needs to be "updated"
  • A fresh day of nationwide rail strikes has begun
  • The price of gas rose 2% yesterday
  • Thousands of workers at telecoms giant BT have walked out today
  • Government debt rose again during the first quarter of the year, to £2.3tn
  • British Airways has stopped selling all short-haul flights from Heathrow Airport
  • Voting to choose Britain's next Conservative Party leader and Prime Minister has been delayed
  • Interest rates are expected to rise half a percentage point today
  • The Bank of England (BoE) raised the base rate of interest by the most in 27 years yesterday
  • Brothers Sri and Gopi Hinduja were named as Britain’s richest business people
  • Avanti West Coast announced yesterday that it will only run a radically reduced timetable
  • Bank of England (BoE), has signalled another likely raise in interest rates in the coming months
  • Four new members of the Court of the Bank of England named
  • The UK economy shrank 0.1% between April and June
  • Britain's trade deficit has widened to a new record of £27.9bn
  • Regular pay fell at the sharpest rate on record between April and June
  • The rate of inflation has surged to a fresh 40-year high
  • Calls for the planned energy price cap rise to be cancelled
  • Britain recorded its biggest fall in output in more than 300 years
  • The euro fell to a fresh two-decade low against the US dollar yesterday
  • The UK imported no fuel from Russia in June for the first time on record
  • The new energy price cap has been announced this morning
  • Energy bills will be "eye-watering" this winter
  • Credit card borrowing in July was 13% higher than a year earlier
  • The FTSE 100 has hit a six-week low this morning
  • Boris Johnson has promised £700m for the Sizewell C nuclear power station
  • We will have a new Prime Minister by lunchtime today
  • Liz Truss will become the next UK Prime Minister
  • Prime Minister Liz Truss is reported to have drafted plans to freeze energy bills
  • New British Prime Minister Liz Truss has selected her Cabinet
  • A Tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
  • Gas and electricity will be capped to bring the average UK energy bill to £2,500
  • Unemployment has fallen to its lowest level since 1974
  • Inflation fell by 0.2 percentage points in August
  • Scrapping caps on bankers' bonuses is under consideration
  • Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng will deliver a mini budget a week today
  • Germany took control of a major Russian-owned oil refinery on Friday
  • The Government will limit the amount companies can be charged for their energy bills
  • Business energy bills will be halved in a bid to prevent firms collapsing
  • Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng will deliver his mini-budget very shortly
  • Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng delivered his mini-budget on Friday
  • The Bank of England will not hesitate to change interest rates as necessary
  • BoE chief economist Huw Pill has hinted at a "significant" interest rate rise in November
  • The Bank of England intervened in bond markets yesterday
  • The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has upwardly revised GDP data
  • The government has announced a U-turn on its proposed abolition of the 45p additional rate of tax
  • Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng is to set out his plan to get UK debt falling this month
  • Prime Minister Liz Truss will deliver her speech to Conservative Party Conference this morning
  • Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has called a meeting with high street bank chiefs
  • £65bn invention last week saved Britain from being on the brink of a financial crisis
  • Greg Hands MP has been appointed a minister of state for trade
  • Date set for the Government Spending Plans
  • Preventing Pension Funds From Collapsing
  • Prime Minister Liz Truss said she is "absolutely" not planning public spending cuts
  • UK Governments Mini-Budget Criticised
  • Prime Minister Liz Truss Press Conference
  • Jeremy Hunt confirms yesterday that he would stop almost all the tax measures announced in the Plan for Growth
  • Inflation is Back Up into Double Digits
  • Home Secretary Suella Braverman Resigned Yesterday
  • Boris Johnson potentially running for the Conservative Party leadership
  • Rishi Sunak appointed Prime Minister
  • Rishi Sunak became the UK's 57th Prime Minister yesterday
  • Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Chancellor Jeremy Hunt have postponed next week’s planned Autumn Statement 
  • Andrew Griffith MP was re-appointed as the government's City Minister yesterday
  • Rising Energy Bills have helped push Inflation to highest level since 1982
  • According to data released by the Insolvency Service on Friday, registered company bankruptcies in England and Wales have risen by 40%
  • Everyone in Briton will need to pay more in tax in the coming years to fix a hole in public finances
  • The Pound has Continued to Climb
  • The Bank of England (BoE) is expected to increase interest rates
  • As expected, the Bank of England (BoE) raised its base rate to 3% yesterday
  • The Bank of England (BoE) will need to raise interest rates further
  • Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will “announce a tax raid on inheritance,” the Telegraph said yesterday
  • Cabinet Office minister Gavin Williamson resigned from the government yesterday
  • A third survey now suggests house prices are dropping. 
  • The British economy shrank by 0.2% in the three months to the end of September
  • An investigation by The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has concluded that Ofgem's failure to regulate energy suppliers effectively since 2018
  • Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is planning to increase the national living wage from £9.50 to £10.40 per hour
  • The Chancellor will present his Autumn Statement at around 11:30am this morning.
  • “Stability, growth and public services,” were his top priorities, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said yesterday as he presented his Autumn budget.
  • The government has denied the truth of an article published in the Sunday Times yesterday
  • The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has published the latest government debt data.
  • The government may need to pay the Bank of England (BoE) more than £30bn next year
  • Energy regulator Ofgem has raised the energy price cap to £4,279 a year
  • Transport Secretary Mark Harper told the BBC yesterday that striking rail workers need to accept reforms to the system if they want higher wages.
  • Prime Minister Rishi Sunak Said Yesterday That The So-Called "Golden Era" of Relations with China was over
  • Bank of England chief economist Huw Pill has said he expects inflation to start falling next year
  • Bank of England (BoC) Governor Andrew Bailey described a near total breakdown in communications
  • British companies suffered disruption in October from strikes which affected public transport, postal services, telecoms and other sectors
  • Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says he is working on "new tough laws" to combat strike disruption
  • Britain has signed an energy partnership with the US
  • Employees will be given the right to ask for flexible working from their first day in a new job
  • Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will today launch a major reform of the UK's financial sector to "turbocharge" growth by ripping up red tape and replacing a number of EU regulations.
  • Only 20% of train services are running today, due to the RMT Union strikes
  • The latest monthly inflation figure, published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) this morning, was 10.7% in November
  • NHS nurses are on strike today in their first ever national walkout.
  • The government says it is "resolute" on nurses pay
  • New banknotes featuring the face of King Charles III have been unveiled by the Bank of England
  • Ambulance Workers on Strike again Today
  • January 2023 has begun with fresh strikes
  • Health Secretary Steve Barclay has announced £250m in additional NHS funding
  • Prime Minister Rishi Sunak set out his five priorities to the next general election
  • Motoring organisation the RAC has again warned that supermarkets and some other retailers are failing to reduce petrol prices
  • The Government is introducing a Bill to Parliament today that will, if passed, ensure public sector services maintain minimum service levels during strike action.
  • Almost all secondary schools in Scotland are also closed today because of a teachers’ strike.
  • Royal Mail is facing severe disruption to its international export servicesfollowing what it described as "a cyber incident"
  • The economy grew in November, with GDP increasing 0.1%, official figures show
  • The Government will ban some single-use plastic items such as cutlery, plates and bowls from October
  • The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) union also says tens of thousands of nurses in England will walk out for 12 hours each on 6th and 7th February
  • The government yesterday agreed to toughen new laws in the Online Safety Bill 
  • Consumer price inflation (CPI) fell from 10.7% in November to 10.5% in December
  • Consumer confidence has fallen for the first time in three months in January according to market research firm GfK
  • Conservative Party Chairman and Former Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi
  • The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has published the latest public sector finance figures this morning
  • The Government has been ordered by the High Court to review its refusal to grant development consent for a high-voltage undersea power cable project linking Britain and France.
  • Chancellor Jeremy Hunt set out his plan to boost economic growth 
  • Prime Minister Rishi Sunak sacked Conservative Party chair Nadhim Zahawi yesterday
  • Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said yesterday that taxes should not go up any further.
  • Teachers, train and bus drivers, civil servants and university staff are all on strike today.
  • The US central bank has raised interest rates again, but by the smallest increase since March
  • Train drivers are on strike again today
  • Nurses and ambulance workers are on strike today
  • Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is expected to announce a mini-reshuffle of his Cabinet later today
  • Former trade minister Greg Hands becomes the new Conservative Party Chair
  • Trade Minister Kemi Badenoch is in Mexico today to seek a bilateral trade deal
  • The UK very narrowly avoided a recession over the last three months of 2022
  • The UK trade deficit widened sharply in December following a spike in gas prices
  • The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has published its latest labour market data
  • The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has published the latest inflation data this morning
  • Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon resigned yesterday after eight years in the job
  • Rail workers are also set to walk out in a fresh series of strikes in March and April
  • Ambulance staff who are members of the Unite union are on strike in Wales
  • The Government spent £5.4bn less than it took in from taxpayers last month
  • Inheritance tax (IHT) receipts for January 2023 totalled £578m
  • Train drivers on London's Underground network and NHS workers across England will take fresh strike action next month
  • It was one year today that Russia invaded Ukraine.
  • Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is set to meet Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission
  • Rishi Sunak yesterday announced the terms of the potential replacement for The Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland
  • Prime Minister Rishi Sunak urged his MPs not to create "another Westminster drama"
  • The Treasury Select Committee has asked the four biggest British banks
  • The Chinese owner of Thomas Cook is reportedly plotting an outright sale three years after it rescued the holiday brand.
  • The ambulance strikes that were due to take place in England on Monday and Wednesday this week have been called off.
  • GDP grew 0.3% in January according to data released by the Office for National Statistics (
  • Specialist US start-up lender Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) collapsed on Friday
  • Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will deliver his Spring Budget tomorrow
  • Ahead of today’s Spring Budget, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has confirmed that the Energy Price Guarantee will be extended at its current level
  • UBS to take over Credit Suisse, and Ofwat gets new powers to block dividend payments.
  • Government borrowing hits record high, and London Landlords' mortgages have gone up 125%
  • ERG to vote against Stormont Brake, and Bank of England expected to hike interest rates again.
  • British Chambers of Commerce warns Businesses will struggle to pay energy bills.
  • Stamp prices, pub closures, and a fresh warning on windfall taxes
  • The high cost to business of not having a functioning government in Northern Ireland
  • FCA sets out plans to make Britain "a more attractive place for business"
  • Junior doctors are on strike; CBI continues its descent
  • IMF forecasts economic gloom for Britain - again
  • UK economy flatlined in February; Chancellor says it is "brighter than expected"
  • Chancellor says above-inflation pay rises are a "terrible mistake"
  • Ambulance Workers Accept Government's New Pay Offer; Nurses Say "No"
  • Today our briefing incudes a full Budget roundup
  • Budget Day strikes shut 50% of schools in England and whisky distillers are angered by 'stealth' 10.1% duty increase.
  • Employment rises, but real-terms wages still fall
  • Inflation stays in double-digits; and insolvencies hit a fresh high
  • Oil and gas industry blames windfall taxes for steep decline in production
  • Retail sales fall 0.9% in March, but it's not all bad, ONS says
  • Health Secretary threatens nurses with legal action; and the PM charms businesses
  • Brits "need to accept" they are poorer, Bank of England Chief Economist says
  • Transport Unions say "wildcat" strikes will result from Minimum Service Levels Bill
  • Health Secretary Steve Barclay wins court fight with nurses union the RCN
  • Food inflation reaches yet another record high
  • Financial product cold-calling will be banned, the PM says
  • Jeremy Hunt: "The biggest opportunity for the UK going forward is to be the world’s next Silicon Valley".
  • Tories suffer significant local election defeats
  • First time home buyers' mortgages costing £200 extra a month this year
  • Your 2% inflation target stays, Treasury tells the Bank of England
  • EU laws to remain in British statute beyond 2023 in Government U-turn
  • Hospitality Sector says interest rate hike will hit businesses still suffering post-Covid
  • Now the BMA union encourages senior doctors to vote for strike action
  • Lords' take a wrecking ball to the Retained EU Law Bill
  • 11m adults now struggle to pay bills, and 5.6m already can't
  • Chancellor "not in a position to know" whether taxes can be cut
  • Fresh sanctions on Russian mining imports, and a £1bn semiconductor investment tech bosses say is "a drop in the ocean"
  • Rishi Sunak slips down the Sunday Times Rich List
  • UK borrowing almost at an all time high because of cost-of-living subsidies
  • CPI falls but core inflation and food inflation remain exceptionally high
  • FTSE tanks on poor inflation data and fresh interest rate hike fears
  • Chancellor says he is comfortable with a recession if it brings down inflation
  • No further negotiations on nurses' pay, health minister says
  • Rail strikes, and a vaping crackdown
  • Trade deals with Australia and New Zealand came into force at midnight
  • More rail strikes today and tomorrow
  • Sunak says he wants to cut taxes; the BRC says he should start by axing the "net zero grocery tax"
  • Labour eyes a £5m donation from anti-Brexit businessman
  • OECD still predicts economic gloom for UK, but rows back on recession fears
  • FCA announces tough new rules for cryto firms
  • Government U-turns on oil and gas windfall tax
  • ...and a tumultuous few days in British politics
  • Wage increases reach almost a record high, triggering higher interest rate fears
  • GDP grew 0.2% in April as bars, pubs and car manufacturers thrive
  • PM scraps his price caps for supermarkets idea
  • Tesco boss says "encouraging early signs" suggest inflation is slowing
  • Yes, Labour will ban new North Sea Oil and Gas exploration, Starmer will confirm today
  • Government's short-term borrowing hits a 15-year high; food inflation falls.
  • Bank of England set to hike interest rates for 13th time in a row
  • Interest rate hike sends FTSE plummeting; Rishi Sunak says "it's going to be okay"
  • Sunak reiterates call to homeowners to "hold their nerve"
  • The Payments Association warns Government plans to tackle fraud may make it worse
  • Bank of England: "No reason for alarm" on the economy as the big banks are "robust"
  • UK economy flatlines
  • 6% plus pay increases for public sector staff will not fuel inflation, PM says
  • Britain becomes the first European member of the CPTPP, thanks to Brexit
  • Bailiffs hired by local councils and the DVLA pull in record profits
  • Regular wages grow by 7.8%, the fastest ever increase since records began in 2001
  • Inflation slows to 6.8%, and PM Rishi Sunak says "the plan is working".
  • Britain's High Streets are at risk of becoming "wastelands" without regeneration, the Retail Sector Council warns
  • Access to cash to become a legal right, Treasury says
  • Businesses now forced to wait 18 months to have their cases heard in court - a 27% longer interval than in 2019.
  • Interest on Government debt hits highest July level since 1997
  • Small businesses accuse Bank of England of ignoring their needs
  • Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch to progress "hardest yet" round of Anglo-Indian trade deal talks while at G20 meeting
  • Construction companies are going bankrupt at highest rate in a decade, an FT analysis of Insolvency Service data shows
  • G7 nations the UK, US, Canada and Japan are to ban imports of Russian gold
  • Chaos at airports still: cancellations and delays continue after yesterday's air traffic control system failure
  • Give us clarity on Net Zero, city firms tell the PM
  • NS&I 'throws down the gauntlet' to high street banks with a one-year fixed savings rate of 6.2%
  • M&S squares up to Michael Gove, launching legal action against his refusal to allow redevelopment of its flagship London store
  • BBC names and shames the British railway stations who cancel the most trains
  • 3/5 of households now worry about their finances...but the Nationwide says they're spending what they have on travel
  • Energy bosses call for an end to the prepayment meter ban
  • Offshore wind farm builders say "no" to new Government schemes, failing to bid at auction
  • UK leapfrogs France to become world's 8th largest manufacturer
  • Wage growth catches up with inflation
  • The economy is revealed to have contracted by 0.5% in July, raising the spectre of recession
  • The ban on forced instillation of prepayment meters not only stays but is extended by Ofgem
  • Goverment ploughs £500m into Tata Steel but around 3,000 jobs wll stil be lost
  • Former PM Liz Truss defends her polices, saying Britain would be better off going for growth
  • Inflation falls again, to its lowest rate in 18 months, but remains high compared to other G20 countries. How will the Bank of England react tomorrow?
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