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Train strikes to continue as drivers ‘raise profile’ for pay rise

Train drivers will keep striking to “raise the profile” of their dispute after half a decade without a pay rise, the Aslef union has warned, before another week of rolling strikes across England. Aslef’s general secretary, Mick Whelan, has said he believes that the government will make renewed efforts to see train companies use controversial

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Over 3 millions BT customers could get up to £400 as ‘overcharging’ lawsuit begins

More than 3 million BT customers could receive up to £400 each as a class action lawsuit begins seeking £1.3bn in compensation over claims the telecoms group allegedly overcharged for landline services. The legal action has been brought by Justin Le Patourel, a former executive of the watchdog Ofcom, and alleges that BT used its

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Revised plans submitted for UK’s second-tallest building

A revised planning application has been submitted for a 74-storey tower in the City of London, which would be the second-tallest building in Western Europe. The City of London approved plans for a 289 metre building at 1 Undershaft, near the Gherkin and the Cheesegrater, in 2019. Under the consented plans, a 73-storey cuboid tower

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Workers shouldn’t fear calling in sick with mental ill health

Duncan Rudall is chief executive of the National Federation of Demolition Contractors You may be surprised to learn that 91 per cent of all those working in the built-environment industry have felt overwhelmed at some point in their careers. Indeed, underneath the constant banter and camaraderie that bring the UK’s construction sites to life lie

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Secrets of Success: Lucy Smith, founder Neurita Tequila

Carving a niche marketplace within a sector Crafted to be the perfect Tequila base for Margarita cocktails and mixing. Neurita’s range of naturally flavoured Tequila are fruit infused, removing the need to add sugary triple sec syrup into Margaritas. So the UK’s #1 trending cocktail, Margaritas, are therefore simpler to make and lower in sugar.

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