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Strategic diversification plan sees the creation of a new position that will extend TTC’s offering to new markets TTC Group, the learning and development and training experts, has appointed legislation, risk and compliance training professional, Kylie Wilson as Public Sector Director. Her role will focus on developing and managing Public Sector relationships with law Continue reading Kylie Wilson appointed as Public Sector Director
Reporter: Stuart Littleford The British Army demonstrated the Archer Mobile Howitzer – an artillery system with fully automated gun designed for rapid deployment. The first in the series of Exercise Dynamic Front 25 involved 5,000 soldiers, including 350 deployed by the British Army. This is the first time Finland has hosted a major international
The LGIU and CCLA Cllr awards are the only national awards to celebrate the vital work of councillors across the country. Cllr Robinson was first elected to Liverpool City Council in 2008, representing the Kensington & Fairfield ward. He became Leader in May 2023, having previously held the position of Cabinet Member for Finance, Continue reading Liverpool City Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, has been named Leader of the Year at a national awards ceremony
Fusion21 has announced the renewal of its national Building Safety and Compliance Framework, worth up to £800 million over four years, and is now inviting bids from interested suppliers providing regional, or national coverage. The procurement with purpose provider is seeking competent and specialist suppliers to help landlords manage and maintain safe buildings and Continue reading Fusion21 invites bids for £800 million Building Safety and Compliance Framework
Scottish Public Finance Minister Ivan McKee has welcomed a report detailing spending by Scotland’s public bodies. Commenting on the Public Bodies Data Report, Mr McKee said it will provide ‘crucial clarity’ and inform work to establish how frontline services can continue to be prioritised. Mr McKee said: “The Scottish Government has made improving public Continue reading Report on Scottish public body expenditure
Typhoons from RAF Lossiemouth monitored the Russian Bear-F aircraft flying over the North Sea Operation comes as Royal Navy shadowed Russian military vessels passing through the English Channel Second time in three months that the Royal Navy and RAF have detected Russian ships and aircraft within a week of each other RAF fighter jets Continue reading RAF jets track Russian military aircraft as Navy shadows warships in the Channel
By Steph Gemson, Founder of TaxGem In a landmark policy shift, the UK government has announced the complete abolition of the non-dom tax regime, effective April 2025. The reform will replace the current non-domiciled status with a residence-based tax scheme, fundamentally altering the tax obligations for thousands of non-dom individuals residing in the UK. Continue reading The Abolition of UK Non-Dom Regime: What It Means and How to Prepare
UK remains steadfast in support for Falkland Islanders’ right of self-determination. Armed Forces Minister met service personnel, members of the Government of the Falkland Islands, and residents Visit to the South Atlantic islands is first by a Minister from the new Government, and the first of a Defence Minister since 2022 The UK has Continue reading UK COMMITMENT TO FALKLAND ISLANDS AS STRONG AS EVER AS MINISTER TRAVELS TO PAY RESPECTS ON REMEMBERANCE DAY
The Armed Forces Commissioner will champion those serving and their families. A bill introduced in Parliament today will create the new role to improve service life. The first of its kind commissioner will have powers to hold the department to account. In the next step of this government’s commitment to improving service life, the Continue reading Independent champion for the Armed Forces one step closer as Commissioner Bill introduced
The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) and the Royal Navy have concluded a contract-signing and groundbreaking ceremony for a major construction project at Royal Naval Air Station (RNAS) Culdrose in Cornwall. A proposed impression of the new Engineering Training School at RNAS Culdrose This marks the beginning of work on a £99.5m project to replace Continue reading DIO and Royal Navy mark milestones in major project at Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose
Major reforms kicked off last week to match increasing threats, tackle waste and strengthen UK Defence. Recruitment underway for new fully fledged National Armaments Director role. New powers for Chief of the Defence Staff, and Military Strategic Headquarters to be launched within weeks. The biggest reform of the Ministry of Defence in over 50 Continue reading MAJOR DEFENCE REFORMS LAUNCHED, WITH NEW NATIONAL ARMAMENTS DIRECTOR TO TACKLE WASTE AND BOOST INDUSTRY
By Siobhan Goss, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility, Matrix Workforce Management Solutions As the Head of Corporate Social Responsibility at Matrix, I’ve had the opportunity to witness the increasing importance of social value within the procurement process. Social value is no longer an optional consideration; it is now a significant factor in public sector Continue reading Why Social Value Should Be an Important Part of the Public Sector Procurement Process
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