The ease of getting to a property is often cited as a priority for would-be homeowners when buying a home overseas. This year, a number of airlines have made flying from the UK to France easier.
The average member of a rural community visits their local convenience store at least 2.6 times a week, according to the Rural Shop Report 2023 from the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS).
The European Heritage Days takes place on the third weekend of September ever year, with hundreds of historical buildings, famous monuments and places of interest that are normally closed to the public opening their doors and welcoming visitors.
The movement of goods across borders has become a cornerstone of international commerce. As businesses strive to meet the ever-increasing demands of consumers, international shopping events, and seasonal surges, efficient and reliable transportation of goods has never been more crucial.
While the growth of cloud has been instrumental to the evolution of modern business, its increased sophistication also brings complexity.
The number of business premises used for warehousing and logistics has almost doubled in the last decade, according to the Office for National Statistics. This has been largely driven by the massive increase in e-commerce and online retailers such as Amazon – a company that accounts for a quarter of all warehousing space in the UK.
Your company can attract top robotics engineering talent to the European Union with savvy strategies and industry insights. What are the demands of rising talent seeking European remote work opportunities?
Unemployment amongst young people is a challenge that is prevailing internationally. In Europe, youth unemployment rate stands at 15.1% — rising to as high as 32.3% and 27.3% in Spain and Greece, respectively.
In recent years, an increasing number of businesses in the European Union (EU) have been embracing Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) to meet their energy needs. These agreements offer a reliable and sustainable solution that benefits both businesses and the environment.
Throwaway culture has become commonplace in households and businesses. Defra reports that in the 2021/22 financial year, local authorities and councils in England collected 23.7 million metric tons of household waste.
With the increasing importance of digital privacy and data protection, the forthcoming UK replacement to GDPR, known as DPDI, is set to have a profound impact on British business.
The environmental act 2021 comes fully into effect this year, with substantial implications for any business generating food waste.
