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Welcoming Tiana to the Surrey Hills Team
1st May 2025
Meet Our New HR Administrator – Tiana Ashmore We’re excited to welcome Tiana to the HR Dept Surrey Hills team as our new HR Administrator. Tiana has recently joined us in a key support role, assisting with onboarding new clients
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Microsoft is Changing its Email Policies – Is Your Business Prepared?
1st May 2025
Do you send emails to your customers, clients, or employees? There’s an important change that you should know about. Whether you send emails for sales, newsletters, or invoicing, you should be prepared for the changes that Microsoft are implementing. Starting
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Pay day boost for thousands of South East workers as National Minimum Wage rise hits payslips
1st May 2025
National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage increase puts more money in the pockets of 410,000 of the lowest paid workers in the South East. Real terms pay rise will boost wages by £1,400 per year for an eligible full-time
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UCA launches the Creative and Cultural Industries Leaders Network
1st May 2025
UK’s creative and cultural industries are worth £125bn and trillions globally. It is a sector that is constantly evolving, with huge technological advances coming and fast. World Economic Forum employers anticipate 39% of workers’ core skills will change by 2030.
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May at Guildford Cathedral is full of life and inspiration
1st May 2025
This May, we invite you to explore a rich and varied programme of events at Guildford Cathedral — a place to pause, connect, and be inspired. From uplifting choral music and reflective services to creative family activities and a compelling
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Level Playing Field For UK Trade Is Vital
24th April 2025
Responding to the Government’s proposals for the Trade Remedies Authority and changes to customs charges for low value imports, William Bain, Head of Trade Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce, said: “There are still many twists and turns
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Bishop of Guildford to join thrill seekers in a Leap of Faith to raise funds Guildford Cathedral’s vital work
24th April 2025
Guildford Cathedral is calling on adventurers to take part in its thrilling Daring Descent on Saturday 14 June 2025, an exciting fundraising event aimed at supporting the Cathedral’s vital upkeep and work. Participants will climb the Cathedral’s spiral staircase, consisting
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HMRC looks to the future as it marks 20 years
23rd April 2025
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) marks its 20th anniversary on 18 April 2025. Two decades on, the department is harnessing the spirit of then Chancellor Gordon Brown’s bold reforms and embarking on a new era of transformation. Supporting the government’s
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UBC LAUNCHES ‘BUSINESS BOOST’ COMPETITION TO SUPPORT EARLY-STAGE BUSINESSES IN THE UK
22nd April 2025
UBC Flexible Offices, a leading provider of serviced office space and business support solutions, is proud to announce the launch of UBC Business Boost, a social media competition designed to help early-stage businesses and entrepreneurs accelerate their growth. Aimed at
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Tariffs Loom Large As Growth Forecasts Cut
23rd April 2025
Responding to the latest IMF forecasts for the UK and Global economies, William Bain, Head of Trade Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce, said: “The downgrades for both the UK and global economy should come as no surprise to
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Surrey process filter maker set to exhibit at Making Pharmaceuticals show
16th April 2025
Filters and solutions from a Surrey manufacturer that aid critical processes in pharmaceuticals production are set to feature at a forthcoming trade show. Experts from Camberley-based Amazon Filters will be at the Making Pharmaceuticals expo in Coventry to highlight the
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Increased Export Volatility Ahead Of Tariffs
22nd April 2025
Only a fifth (21%) of SME exporters saw increased overseas sales in Q1 of 2025 More than a quarter (27%) said their exports had declined with over half (53%) seeing no change Advanced orders fared no better, as 20% saw