It said that, to help these people, the government should consider a long-term change that meant rises in benefits and the state pension should not be linked to inflation seven months prior to the change, as is the case now. Instead, the decision should be taken much closer to April, when the increases take effect.
In response to a letter from former postal affairs minister Sir Ed Davey in 2010, Mr Bates wrote back:...
The announcement was met with some criticism, with Kate Nicholls, the boss of UK Hospitality calling the announcement “a...
Food prices rose by 14.6% in the year to June, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC), which represents...
Debt adviser Sara Williams, who runs the Debt Camel blog, said: “In August 2020 the Financial Conduct Authority said...
This could profoundly impact fair competition “ultimately harming businesses and consumers, for example through reduced choice, lower quality, and...
“Finally we have some acknowledgement from the prime minister and government on the existence of late night economy businesses,...
Coronavirus is expected to have hastened a further decline.
“We have some of the most talented colleagues around, and we’re proud to offer them competitive wages and benefits,...
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