I am not sure if anyone has posted on HoL about one of my neighbors on Pemberton, James, who runs a local brewer.
James runs the Beerblefish Brewing Company. …
By Simon Allin @SimonAllin3 Local Democracy Reporter, Barnet, Enfield and Haringey
A photo of the site in 2019 (Image: Google Maps) Councillors had to reconsider a planning application that was turned down months earlier because Enfield Council missed a key housing target. Planning chiefs admitted the only reason the plans were being re-examined was because the council’s failure to meet the Government’s housing delivery test meant councillors had to apply a “presumption in favour of sustainable development”. This means proposals should be approved “unless the adverse impacts of doing so would significantly and demonstrably outweigh the benefits”, according to national planning policy.
Unilever brand Graze debuts on TV with talking squirrel CEO
Two years after being bought by the FMCG giant, Graze has launched its biggest marketing campaign to date.
by Omar Oakes
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SEISS, or the Self Employment Income Support Scheme, was extended by Chancellor Rishi Sunak in his recent Budget, providing an important lifeline to millions of self-employed individuals. Mr Sunak also extended the terms of the scheme to allow, as the Government claims, an extra 600,000 people to potentially benefit from the scheme. Many will be keen to understand how the next self-employment grants will work and any steps they may need to take ahead of time.