Thinking of a new challenge for yourself in 2021? Suffolk Scouts are recruiting a Chairperson for Wolsey District. An opportunity to shape the lives of young people in Suffolk.

Engage - Connect - Adapt As an Authorised Partner for Everything DiSC® we are delighted to be able to invite you to the Everything DiSC virtual showcases that covers everything you need to know about Everything DiSC® on Catalyst™ - the personal development learning experience for more effective interactions.

The EpiCentre in Haverhill will soon become a focal point for different reasons – as it supports the rollout of the NHS vaccination programme

Do you know what the difference is between working with a freelance graphic designer and working with a professional branding agency? It’s about working with a team that goes beyond creating a logo or business card. It’s about working with a team who can visualise your business goals and understand what you need to do to attract new customers.

Did you know…...only 2% of business owners have a plan. And even less stick to it! However, the value of having a business plan is undeniable. Studies show that planning improves business performance and helps a business grow 30% faster than those that don’t.

James and Mark return for season 3 with an episode focused on achieving New Year Resolutions. They build on the WOOP model introduced in episode 28.

Barry Howell, senior manager at chartered accountants and business advisors, MHA Larking Gowen, says businesses can handle the complexity of furlough if they follow a few important rules, and need to be aware that application deadlines and eligibility criteria have undergone changes since the furlough scheme began.

As we enter a new national lockdown, the Chancellor has announced some £4.6 billion of additional support. New lockdown grants will be available for retail, hospitality and leisure businesses. Chris Scargill, partner at chartered accountants and business advisors, MHA Larking Gowen, has a special interest these sectors.

Headway Suffolk's Ipswich and Bury St Edmunds hubs can remain OPEN on a limited capacity during the new lockdown, and the charity that supports adults in Suffolk living with brain injury, stroke and neurological conditions will also be restarting its remote services to help those isolated at home.