Charlotte Botham and Belinda Sinnott join the firm as part of its ongoing expansion across the Thames Valley and South East, with offices in Swindon and...
The Department for Education has confirmed that from the start of the 2026/27 school year, every child whose household receives Universal Credit will be entitled to...
Pelion has published research on international IoT connectivity trends among business users, pointing to rising cross-border device deployments and growing operational strain. The survey, produced with...
An Oxfordshire Brewers Fayre and a Beefeaters have been put up for sale after Whitbread announced it was going to cut 3,800 jobs at the restaurant...
His Majesty will officially open the Stephen A. Schwarzman Centre. a major new humanities centre at the University of Oxford, today. The new centre brings together...
IPC and Luware have partnered to offer Luware Recording to financial institutions, expanding access to cloud-based compliance recording for regulated organisations. The agreement brings Luware Recording...
There’s a very popular belief that Oxford is a place for academics and scientists and that without a very specialist profile you have limited possibilities. But...
The incident happened after a woman drove a white Vauxhall Corsa northbound and the vehicle left the road ending up in a ditch the A34 northbound,...
KPMG has reported a sharp rise in organisations embedding artificial intelligence into everyday work, while industry figures warn that adoption without measurement leaves serious gaps in...
CMap has launched CMap Chat, an artificial intelligence agent for its professional services automation platform. The tool adds a conversational interface to the company’s existing AI...