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Subscription Traps Crackdown Leaves Free Trials Nervous
New UK subscription rules aim to make trials, renewals and cancellations clearer, leaving the free trial visibly concerned.
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National Living Wage Rises as the Payslip Checks Twice
The National Living Wage rises to £12.71 an hour for workers aged 21 and over, sending the country’s tills into careful administrative reflection.
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Public Food Procurement Gets £155,000 and the Cabbage Bids
Selected English councils will receive £155,000 grants to improve sustainable public sector food procurement, while a cabbage examines the paperwork.
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Mileage Rates Review Gives Dashboards Their Evidence
Approved mileage rates will be reviewed, giving drivers and their dashboards a chance to itemise the cost of working on the road.
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Britain Invites Firms In And Misplaces The Welcome Form
Britain wants overseas companies to relocate their legal homes, provided the welcome form can find the welcome desk.
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Late Payers Face a Crackdown, and the Invoice Finds Its Voice
Government proposals would strengthen late payment enforcement, leaving overdue invoices with something approaching legal representation.
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UK Steel Strategy Gives Girders A Five Year Plan
The UK steel strategy promises a greener, stronger industry, giving Britain’s hard working girders a document and an unusually ambitious diary.
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Northern Growth Strategy Meets Its Pothole Stakeholder
The Northern Growth Strategy sets out its next steps while a high street pothole prepares to claim its seat in the consultation.
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New Fertiliser Rules Arrive, and the Field Braces for a Better Lunch
New fertiliser rules promise innovation, resilient supplies and less pollution, while one field waits for policy to decide what is for lunch.
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Companies House WebFiling Returns After A Very Awkward Peek
Companies House WebFiling is back after a security issue, leaving company forms to pretend they never read anyone else’s paperwork.
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CMA Writes Stern Letter to Prices, Which Promise to Look Innocent
The CMA pricing pressures response monitors key markets, while prices practise saying they have never met a wallet.
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Tin Mill Duty Turns Bean Tins Into Policy Clerks
A new anti dumping measure on Chinese tin mill imports gives ordinary bean tins an unexpected role in British trade policy.