...who died to secure the rights and freedoms we could so easily take for granted today. But also to the unsung heroes, hidden from memory or accolade, who helped forge...
Today (3 December) is International Day of Persons with Disabilities and falls within Disability History Month (18 November to 18 December). The theme of the month this year is “accessibility”....
...collecting prescriptions and post. I am still able to continue this work today by building up my flexible clock to take a longer lunch or work a shorter day. Volunteering...
...our expertise. Today, a third of local authorities have migrated, a third are in active delivery, and a third are signed-up and starting work on pre-migration action plans. By 2028,...
...Charges digital register. This would be a significant part of the Government’s ambition to make the property buying process simpler, faster and cheaper. Fast forward to today and we are...
...been digital since we introduced them in 2012? Today, one in five applications we receive are submitted through legal software connected to our APIs and the number of users, third...
Today (7 December) is Welsh Language Rights Day, an event organised by the Welsh Language Commissioner that gives organisations such as us an opportunity to promote our Welsh language services....
...new starter there was support all around me, much as there is today. We became family and we have seen each other through marriages, births, divorces, and deaths. Personally, I've...
...for landlords and agents. Remaining compliant has proven a never-ending task as new consultations or schemes constantly come into effect, meaning compliance today does not guarantee compliance tomorrow. Enforcement environment...
...environments can potentially pose major challenges for homeowners and offer little in return. However, today's infrastructure networks are not all planes, trains and motorways. Infrastructure (which is an organic creature...