If your business is spending more time and effort on ‘front of house’ cleaning, thinking your restrooms don’t matter, then you’re in for a nasty shock. Rundown or grubby toilets are one of the worst…

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The importance of a waiting room should not be underestimated. People who are visiting a dentist, doctor or any other professional might well be feeling nervous and apprehensive. Therefore, a well thought out and relaxing…

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The Financial Conduct Authority has warned that higher-risk Innovative Finance ISAs (IFISAs) are being promoted alongside ordinary cash ISAs, potentially misleading customers. The warning came after the FCA board was directed to investigate the collapse…

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We buy our homes because in some way or another, they appeal to us. For whatever reason – price, location, character, size (conservatories or lofts) or a combination of all these factors, it was our…

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Everyone knows that red is associated with passion and romance. You only have to look at the colour of the aisles in every shop as Valentine’s Day approaches. Why is it that red has such…

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No, we’re not talking about rugby. A scrum master is a term applied to those who are facilitating scrum management techniques, overseeing work and helping to improve business productivity. A scrum master uses the scrum…

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Corporation tax in the UK is currently 19%, but the government intends to cut this by a further 2%, bringing corporation tax down to just 17% – the lowest in history. Image Credit The rationale…

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Retirement is that wonderful time when you no longer have to worry about the 9 to 5 grind, the deadlines, boring meetings, stress and clock-watching. You get your life back. However, for many people, the…

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Most fires are totally preventable by following basic precautions and some common sense. Here we look at some ways you inspect your home to identify anything that could be a fire hazard. This will allow…

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Living in London is out of the equation for many people, because house prices remain astronomically high. With the average property price in zone one or two over £800,000, it’s no wonder that increasing numbers…

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