With his bold rhetoric on corporate tax cuts, criticism of offshore financial centres, and his criticism of the OECD, what will a second Trump Presidency mean for International Financial...
With his bold rhetoric on corporate tax cuts, criticism of offshore financial centres, and his criticism of the OECD, what will a second Trump Presidency mean for International Financial...
We sat down with Ciaran Roche, Public Affairs Manager at the Association for Employment and Learning Providers (AELP), to dig into where the Budget has shown signs of success, where it might...
We sit down with Rebecca Bradley to discuss the evolving role of AI in further education, including the potential of GenAI, best practice guidelines, and how AI can personalise learning, ease...
We sit down with Richard to discuss the current state of AI in further education, the need for government-backed innovation, AI's potential to personalise learning, and its limitations in...
Three months on from Labour’s landslide general election victory on 4 July, we sat down with Rupert Pleasant, Chief Executive of Guernsey Finance. We discuss how Guernsey positions itself as a...
Guernsey needs to lift its economy out of the doldrums, but if Trump’s victory tells us anything it’s that economic growth alone counts for little if the living standards for many are poor,...
Milton Freidman once said: “Nothing is as permanent as a temporary government program”. The Policy & Resources Committee’s proposed temporary 2p hike in income tax is no exception, writes...
Andrew Clark, former Deputy Business Editor at The Times and most recently Director of Corporate Communications at the The Go-Ahead Group, explains why a more flexible levy is the right way...
In this piece, Ruth Coyle shares her insights into how T Levels are implemented in practice, explains why they have proven valuable at La Retraite, and offers her top tips for maximising their...