Building safety levy moves a step closer
Proposals for how developers would pay to fix unsafe buildings have been set out today by the government as it moves a step closer to imposing its new Building Safety Levy.
The government has now begun consulting developers and other interested parties on the plans, which will see an...Read More »
Regulator launches inquiry into Islamic Centre of England
Press release
The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into the Islamic Centre of England Limited over serious governance concerns.
The charity is based...Read More »
Government launches £1.5 million AI programme for reducing carbon emissions
- The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy launches new innovation programme supporting the use of artificial intelligence to reduce carbon emissions
- the AI for Decarbonisation programme forms part of the government’s £1 billion Net Zero Innovation Portfolio
- the programme aims to stimulate further innovation in the UK in AI, to...Read More »
Companies urged to file accounts early and online to avoid penalties
Running your own company can be exciting but also challenging. Directors have lots of responsibilities including keeping company records up-to-date and making sure they’re filed on time.
All limited companies, whether they trade or not, must deliver annual accounts to us each year. This includes dormant companies.
File early
It’s the directors’...Read More »
Investigation into cloud gaming and browsers to support UK tech and consumers
The Competition and Markets Authority consulted on launching a market investigation alongside its Mobile Ecosystem Market Study report, which found that Apple and Google have an effective duopoly on mobile ecosystems that allows them to exercise a stranglehold over operating systems, app stores and web browsers on mobile devices.
Browsers...Read More »