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Training can help businesses reduce long term costs
Training programmes can help deliver long-term benefits which outweigh the initial costs, it has been claimed.
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Unanimous agreement at Bank meeting in London
The most recent meeting of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) revealed members voted unanimously to keep interest rates on hold.
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Quantity of ideas great for business meetings
Employees should always be given a platform to present their ideas in business meetings, it has been claimed.
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Devon meetings designed to reduce flooding risks
Devon County Council and the Environment Agency are staging a number of meetings geared at combatting flooding in the new year.
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Welsh doctors now offer video conferencing
Medical patients in Powys, Wales, will have the opportunity to speak to doctors via a video conferencing link, it has been reported.
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2012 a great year for UK events industry, MIA claims
Jane Longhurst, chief executive of the Meetings Industry Association (MIA), says 2012 has been a great year for the events industry.
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Trade exhibitions popular for advertising, study reveals
Trade exhibitions are a popular way of generating new business leads, a Meetings Industry Association study has indicated.
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Ensuring business meetings go fully to plan
There are a number of things business leaders can do to ensure the meetings they stage are a success, it has been claimed.
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Queen to attend Downing St cabinet meeting
Queen Elizabeth II is to attend a peace-time cabinet meeting – the first time a reigning monarch has done so in over two centuries.
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Sutton Council to modernise meeting room
One of Sutton Council’s committee meeting rooms is to be refurbished, it has been reported.
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