Off to Wood Street again for another lunch, there are still lots of venues yet to visit and today we went to ’20 at The Kings’ formerly known as The Kings Arms. This magnificent building opened in the 1830s and has been a focal point of Old Town ever since. The bar...
Looking at the pictures above is is instantly obvious the January health kick is in full force? Well, for one of us anyway, Ian had already had a breakfast meeting in the pub just across the road from our Cirencester office. Still, knowing that I am trying to be...
“The latest Government Actuaries Department (GAD) projections regarding the National Insurance Fund used to pay State Pensions will run out by 2033. That’s quite a headline and certainly one that causes concerns for those approaching or planning for their retirement....
As Morris Owen’s chosen charity for the new year is Headway Swindon & District, we thought it would be beneficial to visit their offices and learn more about this organisation who have been supporting adults with traumatic and acquired brain injury, along with...
Over the past few months I have had a number of requests to assist businesses with the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS), what it is and how it affects them. The first thing to mention is that CIS is not a tax itself, but rather a method of collecting tax from...
I have a new ‘working lunch companion’ joining me today, well when I say new it’s the first time I have been for lunch with him since he became a partner and we are heading off to eat somewhere we have eaten together before albiet in a big group of friends, on an...
