What is meant by 3PL when it comes to logistics?
The logistics industry is full of different solutions depending on the needs of its users. From simply transporting goods from one city to another, to shipping raw materials across continents, the industry has established an incredible network of suppliers to help fulfil the needs of its customers. This also means there’s a huge list of […]
The Hartlepool by-election is still Labour’s to lose.
On Thursday 6th May, voters across England, Scotland and Wales will cast their votes to elect candidates to over 5,000 positions of power according to BBC News. MSPs in Scotland, Members of the Senedd in Wales, 39 Police and Crime Commissioners and 13 directly elected Mayors, together with thousands of new councillors serving on 143 […]
Troops out of Afghanistan and more Greensill gossip
Dame Shirley Williams Former Labour cabinet minister and one of the ‘Gang of Four’ Baroness Shirley Williams has died at the age of 90. A former Paymaster General and Secretary of State for Education when a Labour MP, Shirley left the Party in 1981 and formed the SDP along with Roy Jenkins, David Owen and […]
Tensions in Northern Ireland and over the vaccine, tributes paid to Dame Cheryl Gillan
Dame Cheryl Gillan The Conservative MP for Chesham and Amersham, Dame Cheryl Gillan, has died at the age of 68. The former Secretary of State for Wales had been an MP since 1992 and was joint Chair of the 1922 Committee. After her initial election, she was a minister at the Department of Education in John Major’s government, […]
George Floyd’s trial, vaccinations and trouble in the Suez Canal
George Floyd’s murder trial begins Court proceedings against the policeman on trial for the murder of George Floyd began in central Minneapolis this week. Derek Chauvin, who denies murder and manslaughter charges, could face up to 40 years in prison if found guilty. Mr Floyd’s death sparked protests around the world, with demonstrators […]
IWD 2021: Choose to Challenge Cultural Differences And Gender Disparities
Teodora Muresan, our Creative Designer, spoke to us about challenging the cultural differences she has faced, her determination to succeed despite gender disparities and the valuable lesson of never giving up. In honour of International Women’s Day 2021, we have been speaking with some of the women in our organisation about the ways in which […]
Back-tracking Boris, Asylum reform and Sturgeon the survivor
Reform to asylum seeker rules imminent Home Secretary Priti Patel has announced landmark reforms to the process by which those seeking to claim asylum in the UK can do so. The reforms, which Labour say lack both compassion and competence, afford greater entitlements to those who arrive in the UK through the proper channels rather […]
IWD 2021: Choose to Challenge Imposter Syndrome And Amplify Women’s Voices
Charlotte Haswell-West, one of our brilliant Account Executives, spoke to us about her journey into PR, Imposter Syndrome and learning to appreciate your own achievements. In honour of International Women’s Day 2021, we have been speaking with some of the women in our organisation about the ways in which they #ChooseToChallenge the status quo every […]
A by-election, falling emissions and Global Britain
Hill resignation triggers red wall election Hartlepool MP Mike Hill has resigned with ‘immediate effect’ after it was revealed he had used taxpayer money to challenge sexual harassment claims made against him. The 57-year-old Labour MP’s resignation comes two years after he was suspended by the Party over allegations of sexual harassment and unfair dismissal and four years after […]
IWD 2021: Choose to Challenge My Own Career Path
Belinda Chin, our Digital Marketing Communications Executive, spoke to us about her journey into digital marketing, challenging gender norms with intersectionality and her experience with labels. In honour of International Women’s Day 2021, we have been speaking with some of the women in our organisation about the ways in which they #ChooseToChallenge the status quo […]