In a groundbreaking ruling, the UK’s Supreme Court has sided with Deliveroo, determining that its riders cannot be classified as “workers” and, consequently, are not entitled to union representation. Navigating the Gig Economy: Deliveroo’s Supreme Court Victory This decision significantly develops the ongoing legal battles surrounding gig economy employment statuses. The Independent Workers’ Union of Continue Reading ..read more

London’s expanded Ulez zone seems to be doing what Mayor Khan intended in terms of air quality but are the wider implications for the capital’s citizens also being considered? London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone (Ulez) has been a hot topic since its expansion on August 29th. With approximately 60,000 motorists facing a daily fee of Continue Reading ..read more

In the recently delivered King’s Speech, King Charles unveiled a set of motor related policies from the government, including the highly anticipated Automated Vehicles Bill with new laws to prevent keyless car thefts. The bill is primarily designed to tackle the way we will approach safety relating to self-driving cars. The will also be a Continue Reading ..read more

House prices have shown signs of a modest rebound, ending a six-month decline. However, experts remain cautious about the direction of the market. After several months of consecutive decline, UK house prices seem to be making a modest recovery. In October, the average property price rose to £281,974, marking a 1.1% increase from the previous Continue Reading ..read more

Used car prices took a steep nosedive in October, sending shockwaves through the automotive industry. According to experts, the average value of a three-year-old car with 60,000 miles on the clock fell by a substantial 4.2%. This drop is equivalent to £850, marking the most signficiant fall since May 2011, over a decade ago. If Continue Reading ..read more

In a celebration of academic achievement, the first batch of students funded by Uber has successfully graduated from The Open University. These students embarked on a unique journey, financially supported by Uber’s commitment to higher education. This marks a significant milestone not just for the graduates but also for the innovative partnership between a multinational Continue Reading ..read more

As we navigate the roads of the United Kingdom, it’s hard to ignore the potholes and uneven surfaces that have become a common sight. The state of the nation’s roads has raised concerns, and a recent report sheds light on the financial toll of repairing this crucial infrastructure. With a staggering £14 billion road repair Continue Reading ..read more

The landscape of homeownership in the United Kingdom is set to undergo a transformation as the government considers a plan to make all new houses freehold, aiming to phase out what some describe as the ‘feudal’ practice of leaseholds. Recent discussions surrounding the government’s Leasehold Reform Bill and its potential impact have sparked debates and Continue Reading ..read more

In a tragic turn of events, a waste management company finds itself in the spotlight after two fatal accidents resulted in a significant fine imposed by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). The incidents serve as a stark reminder of the importance of workplace safety, emphasizing the need for stringent measures to prevent such tragedies. Continue Reading ..read more

There is a big drop in electric vehicle sales. There are several possible reasons, but over the past year, there has been a more than 11% cent decrease in the purchase of zero-emission vehicles by private buyers. This decline has been attributed to several factors. These include government policies, the cost of EVs, reduction in Continue Reading ..read more