Westminster City Council has scrapped plans to charge hospitality firms thousands of pounds to keep trading outside through the coming months. Earlier today City A.M. revealed that the Council was set to charge businesses £7 per square metre of outside space, per day, once the existing ‘al fresco’ scheme comes to an end on October …
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The first question people stuck with when they heard about divorce “is there a life after divorce”. Though no one wants to experience it, a divorced person only left with this as its last option. In this modern era with several matrimonial sites, widower remarriage is easy to carry out. Now if you are a sufferer, you …
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UK economy at risk of double-dip after bouncing back strongly over the summer By Hugo Duncan for the Daily Mail Published: 22:01, 23 October 2020 | Updated: 12:18, 24 October 2020 Britain’s economy bounced back strongly over the summer but fears are mounting that the recovery is running out of steam. Retail sales climbed by …
Katie Price is reportedly set to face a new bankruptcy hearing on 27 October after someone anonymously tipped the court off about her lavish lifestyle. The mother-of-five, 42, who is currently recovering from an operation on her broken feet, was made bankrupt last November after the High Court found she had failed to stick to a plan to repay her …
Tara Mandarano, who has been asked for a separation during the COVID-19 pandemic, poses for a photograph at Fairy Lake in Newmarket, Ont., on Oct. 8, 2020. Tijana Martin/The Globe and Mail Tara Mandarano woke up on Aug. 6 like it was “any other day in our new COVID world,” unaware her husband would shortly …
Council leaders in Leeds have said that the city is on a Government “watchlist” and could be placed under the highest coronavirus alert level as they enter further negotiations. Councillors in the city – which has been placed in the Tier 2 “high” category – said they believe the Government’s preference would be for more …
Litigation is a growing enterprise across much of Continental Europe. The effects of COVID-19 on litigation in Europe came early, with lawsuits over health and safety, insurance coverage, employment issues and business interruption cropping up almost immediately after the continent imposed restrictions to cope with the new coronavirus. Those issues, and more, are likely to …
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Good morning, today’s forecast is rain and snow. Yes, you read that right… snow. Fun Fact of the day: One in three divorce filings include the word “Facebook.” That was the case in 2011, according to the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, though that number has likely risen since. “We’ve had instances where they pull …
Reviews, recipes and a feast of flavours London’s restaurant scene will be “virtually decimated” if the city is forced into the second “high alert” tier for virus risk, bosses warned today. Mayor Sadiq Khan said the capital could be pushed from the first to the second of the Government’s new three-tier system “very quickly — …
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Businesses in the hospitality sector have said Rishi Sunak’s support package “must go further” to avoid wide-scale job losses, after the chancellor today unveiled a new furlough scheme for businesses facing local lockdowns. Sunak today said the government will pay two thirds of employees’ salaries to businesses forced to shutter under fresh lockdown measures. Read …
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