Q&A with September featured member – E3 Consulting
E3 Consulting an independent, award-winning, multi-disciplinary property tax practice
E3 Consulting an independent, award-winning, multi-disciplinary property tax practice
Grateful thanks to Successful Women for sponsoring our March Breakfast. They are our feature member for March. Successful Women in …
With grateful thanks to our February breakfast sponsor – Blueberry Wealth Who are Blueberry? Blueberry Mortgages is a team of …
Our featured member this month is Wessex FM, sponsor of the January breakfast at The Gamekeeper. Wessex FM is the …
Thanks to Battens Solicitors for sponsoring our February breakfast – “Love Dorchester” Battens is recognised as one of the country’s …
Shire Hall Museum is delighted to announce the appointment of its new Director, Virginia Smith. Virginia will join the Museum at the end of April, bringing with her a wealth of experience from across the heritage sector.
Prime Minister to announce major reform package to boost apprenticeships and cut red tape for thousands of small businesses. Setting out a major package of reforms to support businesses to deliver more apprenticeship places, cut red tape for SMEs and leverage more private investment in female founders.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a concept of the future. It’s here, and it’s transforming the way businesses operate. For small businesses in Dorset, AI offers a range of opportunities to streamline operations, enhance customer service, and drive growth.
Here our President Steve Bulley looks at five ways small businesses can leverage AI
As its annual programme gears up for spring, with extra funding Dorset Council is set to bolster its proactive measures to look after its roads. This includes more pothole repairs, resurfacing and preventative treatments to manage road condition and maintain highway safety.
Detailed analysis from Albert Goodman following the Spring budget 2024. Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his ‘Budget for Long Term Growth. His speech promised ‘more investment, more jobs, better public services and lower taxes.