Headway Suffolk's Summer Newsletter is out. Read the latest updates from the charity that supports local people with brain injury, stroke and neurological conditions.

Wallis Shipping is celebrating 35 years in the business. Established in 1987, the Colchester-based shipping and logistics company has managed over 250,000 shipments across the world, including transporting Easter eggs to Australia, a James Bond submarine to a film set, parts sent to NASA for the international space station and shipping windfarm equipment to Australia.

A quick introduction from me and a Summer Coaching Offer for Chamber Members!

Last week the Supreme Court handed down judgment in the case of Harper Trust v Brazel which itself dates back to 2017 when a term time only employee brought a claim in the Employment Tribunals for the underpayment of holiday pay. The judgment handed down by the Supreme Court which upheld the Court of Appeal decision that part year or term time workers should not have their holiday pay prorated.

Practice self-care, take a break and do something that you enjoy whether that be farming, showing, sports, reading, walking, growing plants or simply catching up with friends. Do things you enjoy – give yourself a break, get support if you need it, do not be afraid to pick up the phone and talk to someone. It is important to remember you are not alone.

Ellisons Solicitors has announced it has promoted colleagues internally as it continues to strengthen its team across East Anglia.

Gateway 14 Ltd, advised by development partner Jaynic, has submitted a reserved matters planning application for home, garden and leisure products retail company The Range for a high quality, sustainable logistics unit of approaching 1.2m sq ft on the Gateway 14 scheme at Junction 50 of the A14, in Stowmarket, Suffolk.

In 2002 Ian, Gill and Caroline started a recruitment consultancy with a difference, from a tiny room in Cambridge.

HMRC published draft tax legislation this week to amend the enhanced research and development (R&D) tax reliefs, following a consultation process that started all the way back in 2020.

Campaigner Dawn Astle has welcomed the Football Association's announcement that they are to trial banning players heading a football in matches at under 12 level. It follows research suggesting former footballers are more likely to die from brain disease than other people.