Continental Tyres has recently introduced a new range of eco tyres which have been specifically designed in response to requests from the tyre maker’s OEM customers. Vehicle manufacturers it seems are experiencing changing requirements of their own; driven in part by changes in technology and legislation but also by the needs of both private motorists [...]
It’s interesting to note that Michelin Tyres is helping to shape the future of motoring by running a competition to design city transportation for the year 2046. Specifically, participants must design a personal, ground-based vehicle capable of transporting between two and ten people. Whilst this might sound like a bit of an airy-fairy design contest, [...]
A Police Officer, currently serving as a Sergeant (Sgt) in the Ministry of Defence’s Police & Guarding Agency, has recently recovered £8,000.00 in a claim against his employer for Noise Induced Hearing Loss. Sgt M has served as a Police Officer in the MOD’s Police and Guarding Agency since 1985. The Agency is responsible for [...]
A military accident law firm has launched a new technology initiative to provide their personal injury clients with the most advanced service to date. Hilary Meredith Solicitors has teamed up with Apple to develop customised and pre loaded iPads that will be given free of charge to their seriously injured clients, most often the Armed [...]
Like any other vertical, the IT market relies on selling quality services and solutions on an ongoing basis to new and existing customers. Your existing customers certainly know where to find you but for new business you need to get proactively find new customers or clients and that means you need to generate new business [...]
The case of Smith V Secretary of State for Defence is a case which has the Human Rights of British Armed Forces serving oversees at the heart of it. The case was brought by the mother of Private Jason Smith (deceased) whose son was mobilised to Iraq in June 2003. By August time daytime temperatures [...]
It was at the end of 2005 when police gained powers to seize uninsured vehicles but only if they caught the driver at the wheel. Therefore if a vehicle was uninsured but found sat on a driveway, nothing could be done. At present, when a vehicle is kept entirely off the road a statutory off [...]
Compiling benefits packages to suit the needs of the typical employee is a task often doomed to failure, especially in organisations that employ people from a range of backgrounds who are likely to have very different requirements. Rather than wasting considerable funds on benefits that are not likely to be needed or appreciated by the [...]
With so many different locations hoping to draw tourists to their sunny climes this year, one of Europe’s fastest rising coastal destinations is Larnaca in Cyprus, which is becoming ever more popular with holidaymakers as well as business travellers. This historical city on the shores of the Mediterranean offers much to appeal to cultural explorers [...]
When travelling to New York with a dog, you may think it would be difficult to find things to do with your canine companion. However, with some research and planning you may be surprised at the amount of pet friendly attractions you can find. For many dogs and their owners, one of the simplest pleasures [...]
Staying in Leigh offers a chance to get away from the busy streets and congestion of Manchester and Liverpool while still being just a short journey from those major cities by road or rail, as well as close to other metropolitan destinations like Wigan and Bolton. Whether you’re visiting Greater Manchester on business or to [...]
Employee benefits packages are no longer highly prized, rare assets that set one employer apart from their competitors, with the reality being that most employers are expected to offer at least some level of benefits to workers in suitably high positions. Employee benefits have become such a core part of contracts that many people would [...]
