Town Centre Businesses Receive Advice on Promoting Wellbeing in the Workplace
The Bournemouth Town Centre BID has hosted a free business advice seminar on the impact of stressand how to increase wellbeing in the workplace.
 Across the country, half a million people are absent from work every year with stress, depression...
Talbot Village Trust has donated more than £6,000 to the local charity Home-Start South East Dorset to transform their premises.
The grant giving charity made the donation to Home-Start to refurbish its facilities so that the property could become a safe and secure place for small children. Home-Start is a...
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James Gibson Fleming, trustee and chair of the land and property committee at Talbot Village Trust, was a guest speaker at the Bournemouth Development Plans 2018 event, held at the BIC.
James told guests at the conference about plans to invest in the Talbot Project area, and the vision to...
Leading Dorset and Somerset law firm, Humphries Kirk, has appointed new charities across all seven of its offices to support for the new financial year.
Humphries Kirk has six offices in Dorset and one in Somerset and each one has nominated a charity to fundraise for, through monthly Dress Down...
Poole BID’s Big Clean initiative returned for a second year from Monday, April 23 until Saturday, April 28. The cleaning took place throughout the high street of Poole and within the area covered by the Business Improvement District.
Volunteers joined Justin Hundley-Appleton, BID manager, and his team throughout the week...
Coleman Insurance Brokers who have offices in Poole and Exeter enjoyed a busy time at the 2015 CWM FX London Boat Show meeting many new and existing clients and soaking up the atmosphere of the internationally renowned event, described by many as, ‘where adventure starts, pioneers meet and innovation...
I found this on the Gov.uk website and thought is was well worth re-blogging
The following bizarre, exotic and flimsy excuses have all been used by tardy taxpayers:
My pet goldfish died (self-employed builder)
I had a run-in with a cow (Midlands farmer)
After seeing a volcanic eruption on the...
