Classic Cars Discover That £1 Is A Bold Valuation
Classic Cars worth around £100,000 changed hands for £1, stretching the accepted definition of a bargain past its legal limit.
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Classic Cars worth around £100,000 changed hands for £1, stretching the accepted definition of a bargain past its legal limit.
British Steel can again enter Europe tariff free under a restored quota, after confirming that a girder remains a girder.
Ford Export Guarantee support reaches £1 billion for electric power units and cleaner engines, while the Treasury checks the mileage.
Dead Company restoration now requires a revised form and extra document, proving bureaucracy survives everything.
Companies House appoints Andy King, beginning a new era of corporate filing with precisely no need for a coronation.
Economic uncertainty topped business worries again, leaving firms to revise the budget and reuse the outlook sentence.
The Leeds Reforms invite savings to meet investment, while growth searches for the regulatory extension lead.
The DRIVE35 programme offers £2.5bn for cleaner vehicle manufacturing, research and a future with a much better charging cable.
The British Wool Board selects two humans for three years, despite impressive competition from the flock.
Infrastructure investment puts Britain’s roads and pipes into a spreadsheet, where nothing requires a diversion sign.
A business survey finds firms embracing artificial intelligence while a sizeable minority experiment with having no money whatsoever.
UK Taiwan trade talks begin their 27th annual round, promising exports, investment and a meeting biscuit with unmatched diplomatic continuity.