In a whirlpool of romance, celebration, and stunning jewellery, the award-winning Rudell The Jewellers unveils their new Raine collection – the latest masterpiece promising to captivate hearts beyond Valentine’s Day. The 14th of February has been synonymous with romance for hundreds of years, and this year, the West Midlands based Rudell The Jewellers has taken it a step further by introducing the Raine collection. Composed of a selection of pendants and earrings, the new collection is all about evoking a sense of freshness and love of shared moments in life. Founded on Valentine’s Day 1938, Rudell The Jewellers beautifully blends…
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Athletes and spectators driving through London could face driving fines of up to £8,000 London Marathon athletes and spectators warned of penalty points and prison time This year’s London Marathon has seen a record-breaking amount of signups with over 578,000 runners heading to the big city to take part, according to event organisers. Whether you are running the London Marathon or spending the day as a spectator, gearing up for the commute through London is half the battle. From ULEZ zones to congestion charges, parking fines to dangerous driving, Brits are being warned about problems that could arise when driving…
FANCY A MARATHON-ER KEBAB? FREE KEBABS FOR MARATHON RUNNERS Not running but fancy a treat? Supporters can get 26% off all day Fancy treating yourself after one of the toughest challenges you’ll ever face? Of course you do. Kebhouze, the UK’s largest kebab shop, is offering kebabs to all London Marathon finishers, completely free of charge. For one day only, runners can pop into Kebhouze to claim a Chick & Chips Kebab or Chicken Classic Kebab (usually £6.99) for free. To claim, runners can simply flash their London Marathon medal to indulge in a free meaty treat. What’s more, friends…
With the works nearing completion at the Welsh Harp Brent Reservoir, national waterways charity Canal & River Trust is now allowing the reservoir to once again re-fill with water. The Welsh Harp Brent Reservoir was built in 1835 to supply water to the Grand Union Canal. As well as being a place for sailing, watersports and walking, the reservoir is protected as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) for the rich diversity of wildlife found on site, including water birds and 16 protected plant species. The reservoir repairs and maintenance, supported with funding raised by players of People’s Postcode…
Black & Veatch, a global leader in critical infrastructure solutions, shares insights into the rapidly evolving energy transition in a special video interview series filmed at COP 28 in Dubai. Watch here Youssef Merjaneh Senior Vice President & Managing Director – Europe, Middle East and Africa; and Deepa Poduval, Senior Vice President, Global Sustainability Leader and Global Advisory Leader; were filmed as part of the COP 28 Leadership Interviews, produced by TBD Media. The two leaders shared their global views on megatrends driving discourse at COP 28. Decarbonization, digitization and a drive for more reliable, resilient infrastructure are reshaping how governments, companies…
Excel Networking Solutions, the infrastructure provider that offers: Copper and Optical Fibre, Pre-Terminated Solutions, FTTx, Racks, PDUs, Voice and a full range of accessories, has launched a new range of racks designed specifically for data centres. The Environ DCR Rack from Excel is a new design and includes numerous features and benefits which make them ideal for a data centre environment. The racks are available in heights of 42U, 47U and 52U, widths of 600 or 800mm wide and a choice of 1000 and 1200mm deep in either grey-white or black. Simon Jacobs – Excel Product Manager for Copper and Racks – commented, “We’ve…
JANA Investment Advisers (JANA), Australia’s largest independently owned investment advisory firm, has reinforced its commitment to sustainable investing, after taking part in the recently concluded 28th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP28). With a three-decade-long legacy of delivering superior long-term investment results, JANA has set its sights on systemic change through its innovative investment stewardship initiative. Recognising the urgency of addressing climate change and nurturing a low-carbon economy, JANA emphasises the critical role of institutional investors in driving sustainable practices across the financial landscape. JANA’s profound understanding of the interconnection between environmental and social factors and long-term financial…
Almost half (47%) of finance and accounting managers are planning to increase headcount next year, but the latest data suggests that employers need to offer more than pay rises to attract professionals. That’s according to new research by specialist recruitment firm, Robert Half. The company’s 2024 Salary Guide – which analyses and reports on market salaries, hiring trends, and skills requirements across the UK – revealed that salaries have increased for finance and accounting professions as employers address a combination of skills shortages and the rising cost of living. The highest average increase was seen in the Accounting Operations (9.6%)…
As we step into 2024, the UK energy landscape will continue to undergo changes as businesses strive to be more sustainable and energy efficient. From legislative compliance to carbon reduction goals, several key energy and carbon management initiatives are set to shape your business operations. In this blog, TEAM Energy’s Head of Consultancy, Timothy Holman, will explore five crucial actions to keep an eye on throughout the year. New additions to the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) The Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme, a pillar in the UK’s commitment to energy efficiency, is continuing to evolve. With the publication of the…
The aura of moral goodness coming from within charitable organisations can blind their employees and volunteers, according to new research from the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM). Lead researcher, Dr Isabel de Bruin found that people in charities’ can glorify their charities’ noble goals, noble values, and noble people. This self-glorification can lead to unethical behaviour, which she terms as the “NGO halo effect”. A survey conducted with 256 employees of various charities across the globe in 2023 showed that respondents strongly believed their cause to be ‘sacred’, ‘extraordinarily important’, and felt deeply connected to it. Interviews also…