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Soon. Very nice to have your company this morning. The top story on this Tuesday Morning is were one day out from the chancellor handing down his spnng chancellor handing down his Spring Budget, where rejuvenating the economy and addressing the cost of living will be front and centre. Politically, though, there is pressure to try and turn the tide in the polls as the conservative supporters fallen to its lowest level on record, according to a new humiliate ing ipsos poll. And to top it off overn...

Outdoors, for example , bin men. Outdoors, for example, bin men. And so equal pay claims are plenty , came along and the plenty, came along and the councils had to splurge £1 billion on back payments. Its billion on back payments. Its quite incredible. Despite the fact that theyre different jobs , because the equal pay legislation in the equal pay act and the equality act arent about equal pay for the same jobs, theyre equal pay for this nebulous concept of the same value, which means different...

Black History Month Special: An Evening with Legacy Consultants will feature live entertainment, speeches, and panel discussions

The Legacy Planning & Financial Preparation Roadshow is designed to help make finance and economics easier to understand

First Class Foundation has helped thousands of families and become a much-loved and respected part of the community

The ‘Between the Sheets’ podcast was launched to inspire others through Nathan and Sabrina Dennis' personal story of business, family, relationships and shared values

Four parents share if the Barbie film has changed their opinions on buying dolls for their kids...

  Mason Geer won this bicycle. He already had a bike…. So he decided that he wanted to give it to another kid! His mom reached out to the First Class Foundation to ask for assistance to find someone that might need a bike. A […]

New initiative helps young, Black business owners LOCAL HERO: Nathan Dennis is changing the lives of young, black people in his community. A GROUP of young entrepreneurs from Birmingham has launched new business ventures after being inspired by some of the city’s leading business figures. Seven 16- to 25-year-olds have graduated from Street Smart 2 Business Start (SS2BS), a virtual programme for aspiring business owners from black communities. Now in its third year, SS2BS initially supporte...