As the world manufacturing downturn intensifies the Fed has joined the Bank of Japan and the European central Bank in trying to ease the situation. The Fed has decided to create money and expand its balance sheet to ease the obvious shortage of cash i… read more
Part of the problem facing the world economy and assisting the global manufacturing recession is the outbreak of tariff and trade wars. The largest is in the headlines regularly as China and the USA battle out a new basis for trade between them. There… read more
Germany yesterday we are told asserted herself again as the leader of the EU. In a few harsh words Mrs Merkel effectively said to Mr Johnson he was wasting his time and the time and energy of the UK government in seeking changes to the Irish backstop…. read more
The event will take place on Saturday 12 October at St Crispin’s Leisure Centre between 11:00am & 3:00pm. It is designed for children and young people with SEND and their parents and carers. It will showcase the support, activities and services av… read more
I read in the weekend press there are new fears about the volume and size of car loans or lease arrangements for new vehicles. There are concerns about “mis selling” and efforts to dampen down the current volume of these advances. Of course people sho… read more