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Budget: Health & Safety regulation review

The Government will scrap or improve 84 per cent of Health and Safety regulation.

Government to reduce burdens on business

Budget aims to reduce the costs and barriers that regulation and administrative burdens impose on businesses.

Chancellor launches Scheme to boost small business lending

The Chancellor has today launched the National Loan Guarantee Scheme (NLGS), helping smaller businesses across the UK.

Employer supported volunteering resource hub launched

The ESV Resource Hub has been created by Volunteering England as part of the ESV work strand for the European Year of volunteering 2011

Headway Essex benefits from CJAM’s expertise

Each year we use our expertise in marketing and business support services to help a worthy local charity. We have nominated Headway Essex as our chosen charity for 2012.

RIDDOR Regulations 1995 Change – 6 April 2012

From 6 April 2012, subject to Parliamentary approval, Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Diseases (RIDDOR)’s over three day injury reporting requirement will change.

Positive outlook despite negative growth

Despite news that the UK economy has contracted the outlook for need not be a gloomy one for associations and their members.

Mid-sized firms to spearhead UK export drive

A group of Mid-sized Businesses (MSBs) will accompany Trade and Investment Minister Lord Green and John Cridland Director General of the CBI to Turkey in April .

A new national programme launched to help SMEs

The new Manufacturing Advisory Service (MAS) is now available to all manufacturing businesses across England.

New intellectual property support for SMEs

New measures announced by the Government recently will help small and medium sized firms to protect their intellectual property and grow their business.

Apprenticeships: Cable guarantees quality, slashes red tape and delivers cash boost for firms

Business Secretary Vince Cable today announced new measures to ensure more young people benefit from an apprenticeship.

Government funds manufacturing research in drive for future growth

The UK’s ability to stay at the forefront of world-class manufacturing received a boost of over £170 million today as the Government announced a package to drive future growth.