Earlier this year John Higginson was diagnosed with adult ADHD. Getting a diagnosis for a neurodivergence was a big step for him. It required a lengthy process and input from family members looking all the way back to his childhood.
Category: Opinion
Some of the UKs leading business leaders and opinion formers share their insight and ideas for growth
HMRC urged to standardise gift tax rules across all industries, including politicians
Blick Rothenberg urges HMRC to standardise gift tax laws across all industries, including politicians, for greater clarity and consistency in the taxation of gifts.
When accountability fades: The toxic reality facing Bramley and beyond
Bramley, a picturesque Surrey village, has found itself the unfortunate poster child for a modern malady plaguing Britain: the disappearance of accountability.
Call to Reinstate VAT-Free Shopping to Support UK Fashion Industry
The UK fashion industry calls for the government to bring back VAT-free shopping for tourists, helping boost the economy and remain competitive globally.
Why all B2B Businesses should embrace digital payments
With so many ways to pay both in-store and online, consumers now expect this level of choice in every aspect of their lives – and we’ve seen B2C businesses adapt and cater to this.
What a Chief AI Officer would unlock for your business
AI innovation is continuing to surge at an exponential rate – with research from McKinsey revealing that 72% of businesses have implemented AI into at least one business function.
Has Lawrence Stroll Just Bought the Formula One World Championship by Hiring F1 Design Guru Adrian Newey
It’s a warm, smug sort of thought, isn’t it? That you could just throw money at a problem, like lobbing loose change at a busker, and suddenly you’re the king of the world. Or in Lawrence Stroll’s case, the king of Formula One.
Labour risks taking Britain back to the 1970s, warns Sir Rocco Forte
Sir Rocco Forte, the luxury hotelier behind Rocco Forte Hotels, has criticised the current government’s “anti-growth” policies, warning that they are pushing Britain back to the economic challenges of the 1970s.
How strong is your business partnership?
Some business partnerships are just meant to be and last for many years, even after the namesakes have long left the business. Think M&S, founded in 1884 by Michael Marks and Thomas Spencer. But not all business founders have as much enduring success.
Lack of Government Support Could See a Significant Reduction in Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Innovation plays a vital role in ensuring a strong and successful economy, and therefore, is hugely beneficial to the government.
Perception is your reality
Perception is a powerful force that influences how we view the world and, in turn, how the world views us. Today’s environment is saturated with social media and influencers covering all areas of the market, leading to perception becoming even more critical for a brands success.
5 people who inspired you during the early stages of business development
My business and work combine a variety of disciplines, including professional organising and decluttering, the psychology of people’s relationship to their home, and interior and spatial design. As a result, the range of people who have influenced and inspired me are also quite a diverse bunch.
Why I Am Backing Kamala Harris in the US Presidential Election
I’ll say it straight: I’m backing Kamala Harris for President of the United States. Yes, you read that right.
Should UK Business Owners Be Worried About Rachel Reeves’ First Budget?
As the leaves turn crisp and golden this October, the nation’s business owners will be bracing themselves for a political event that could redefine their future: the unveiling of Rachel Reeves’ first budget as Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Angela Rayner’s Fair Work Agency: The Cure Worse Than the Disease?
Labour’s proposed Fair Work Agency aims to bolster workers’ rights, but is it setting up law-abiding businesses for failure? The balance between regulation and business growth is more precarious than ever.
