Twitter was one of the social media platforms that featured in Elaine Pritchard’s talk to Burton Business Club in May. If you tweet, you are invited to meet others who do at the first Burton TweetUp being organised by Elaine … Continue reading →
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Following on from the talk at Tuesday’s meeting by Elaine Pritchard about social media for businesses, please find a link to the slides from the night ( http://www.burtonbusinessclub.co.uk/download/social-media-elaine-pritchard.ppsx ) Notes also from Elaine Pritchard on blogging on the Burton Business Club … Continue reading →
Coverage of the launch of Webb2b – the new business founded by Burton Business Club Chairman Ian Page and the club’s webmaster Tony Harvey-Bacon – in today’s Burton Mail was a real team effort. Burton Business Club members Elaine Pritchard … Continue reading →
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Elaine Pritchard of Caittom Publishing has used her wordsmith skills and written a very useful article to help all members use this site. BBC blog notes The link above will open a pdf document in a seperate window. TonyWebmasterBurton Business … Continue reading →
Burton Business Club’s first meeting of 2012 featured an inspiring and entertaining talk by independent disability consultant Richard Shakespeare. Business Club member and freelance writer Elaine Pritchard reports: When you have applied for almost 2,000 jobs, spent £1,200 on stamps, … Continue reading →
HMRC have updated their guidance to those taxpayers who did not receive their Self Assessment statements on time. As previously advised, HMRC have had more Self Assessment statements than usual to issue this year. Normally these are all issued in … Continue reading →
Landlords are being urged to make the most of a little-known tax relief on their holiday homes before it’s too late. Imminent changes to valuable tax allowances on holiday lettings mean that they should act now to offset losses potentially … Continue reading →
Business rates exemptions for empty non-domestic property You do not always have to pay business rates on empty commercial property. Samble Burton & Worth commercial conveyancers of Burton on Trent have produced this guidance to help you see if you … Continue reading →
If you wonder what the nature of courage is and how you think this applies to your business dealings, you should first consider are you standing up for your ethical principles or are you tending to take the course of … Continue reading →
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Following the “Protecting Your Business” talk given to the club last week buy Lionel Connor and Steve Mason – I thought it might be worth adding some information on the sort of things that every business should know about their … Continue reading →
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