Annoyances and Irritations News & Updates
It has just been announced that the government’s plans to increase probate fees are to be delayed ahead of the June 8th snap general election. For thousands, the increase in fees would have meant facing a significant rise in probate costs.
- 24th November 2016
Dashboard-mounted cameras, or ‘dash cams’ as they’re more commonly known, have grown in popularity and availability in recent years – with most petrol stations selling them from over the counter. But are they what they seem, and are they worth the money?
Following the announcement last week that Uber lost a tribunal case focused on the employment rights of its drivers, a local solicitor is warning that the ruling could affect thousands of other workers across the Midlands.
- 10th November 2016
What if your private data were leaked? Chris Pallett of Bespoke Computing has some answers...
- 3rd November 2016
Probably the final proof – if it were still needed – that everyone needs to take their password management much more seriously came with the revelation that online behemoth, Yahoo!, has managed to mislay half a billion (yes, you read that right) sets of account details.
If the mind is busy complaining, how can it find the energy for the creation of new opportunities for relationships, job, etc..? The vibrations emitted by complaining emit magnetic waves on hippocampal neurons, switching them off. So how can we stop complaining?
Unused holiday currency is usually either forgotten about or thrown away, but local charity - The Shropshire Rural Communities Charity – can make use of it!
- 28th June 2016
Are you still dreaming the super-fast dream? Even today internet access speeds are the bugbear of many a business owner and manager in Shrewsbury and Shropshire...
There is a very murky side to the world of computing...
Employers are being warned to have robust security measures in place to protect their IT systems after new research revealed that nearly half of people would plug in a USB stick they found in a car park.