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I used to think Twitter was not for me or my business AT ALL. I used to think Twitter was just a platform for celebrities to share their lunch habits, flirtatious messages and mudslinging matches with each other and everyone who cared enough to listen. I was wrong.
The January hangover, apparently, is already here on our high streets. At a time when, traditionally, the sales are in full swing, retailers are already adjusting their mindsets to disappointment.
We have become creatures of habit blinded by brands and scared to go out of our comfort zone.
Furious market traders who spent £25,000 on stalls for an "Olympic" food market claim they were duped about how many people would come past their sta...
Make no mistake: SMEs and entrepreneurs are vital to the UK's economic recovery.
Seven months is a long time in legislation. It was only last December that the Localism Bill was published amid a fanfare of radical decentralisation, communities "in control" and a "power shift" to those who know their areas best. New radical rights to draw up neighbourhood plans were unveiled and communities pricked up their ears and wondered.
