Chippenham-based eco electricity and gas supplier Good Energy has announced that it is freezing its prices until the end of March 2014.
Making the announcement this morning (Friday), chief executive Juliet Davenport said: “We think this is good news for our customers as we will not be raising our prices
Recent research has highlighted the growing trend for divorce in the over-60s, with people setting up in new relationships, married and cohabiting, or living on their own. Read more: Grey divorce becomes a growing trend, with very specific issues
Nicola Grosvenor, specialist divorce solicitor at Devizes law firm Wansbroughs, believes this growing trend stems in part from the fact that they can
We have recently had enquiries from clients about issues surrounding employees’ notice periods – either on resignation by the employee or termination by the employer.
Getting it wrong can have important implications, potentially freeing employee’s from post termination restrictions and leaving it open for the employee to claim breach of
A Wiltshire hairdresser has been named one of Britain’s top three stylists of the year at the National Hairdressers' Federation awards.
Joshua Goldsworthy, of Goldsworthy's of Swindon and Marlborough, was placed in the top three for Britain's Best Stylist of the Year.
Marlborough-based Hills Group intouch magazine was named gold winner of Best Internal Publication category in the 2013 South West Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) PRide Awards, announced at a black-tie dinner in Bristol on Friday. Read more: Hills Group scoops gold in South West CIPR PRide Awards
Over 220 guests attended the event where 23 awards were handed out to 13
Businesses still relying on an old Microsoft system to run their computers could be putting their data at risk, an IT specialist is warning.
Chris Griffin, of Swindon-based Sensata IT, says any company still using Windows XP should upgrade, because from April Microsoft will no longer support the operating system.
Leading Swindon accountants are calling on the Chancellor to leave businesses alone, in his forthcoming Autumn Statement.
But Richard Mathews, director of Banks chartered accountants, said he feared George Osborne may use the Autumn Statement on December 5 as an opportunity to slip through some unpopular measures before the Government Read more: Leave businesses alone, urge Swindon accountants Banks