Government Budget sparks jobs fears in Dorset
Dorset Chamber has reservations about this week’s Budget, fearing job losses, but is pleased about focus on social housing.
Dorset Chamber has reservations about this week’s Budget, fearing job losses, but is pleased about focus on social housing.
The presentation of the awards took place at the Hilton Hotel at the end of the second annual Dorset Business Festival.
Broadcaster Declan Curry hosted the event which took place at the Hilton Hotel in Bournemouth with keynote speaker Benita Matofska.
The event, which is part of Dorset Business Festival, took place at the Hilton Hotel in Bournemouth and attracted more than 500 people.
The three-week Dorset Business Festival opened with a business breakfast at Rick Stein’s restaurant at Sandbanks.
A total of 28 brave souls took part in a skydiving event on Saturday 21 September, raising over £22,000 for hospice care nurses.
Ahead of the Dorset Business Festival Conference on 9 October, Ian Girling says jobseekers are choosing ‘conscience over cash’.
Ian Girling is terrified of heights, but he will face his fears by leaping out of a plane to raise funds for Lewis-Manning Hospice Care.
Headlining the event, which takes place in Bournemouth on 9 October, are Benita Matofska and Lord Matthew Elliott.
The base rate of interest cut from 5.25 per cent to 5 per cent – the first in four years – has been given the green light by Dorset Chamber.