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PM appoints Neil O’Brien as ‘levelling up’ adviser Top Story May 5, 2021 LONDON: Boris Johnson has appointed a backbench Tory MP to act as his adviser on delivering his “levelling up” agenda, Downing Street has said. The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said Neil O’Brien, the MP for Harborough, would be working with government departments on developing policies for a forthcoming “levelling up” white paper. “His role is going to be to work alongside departments to develop the policies that sit within that, the bold policy interventions which are going to help improve opportunity and boost livelihoods across the country,” the spokesman said. ....
From the mayor s desk: Stratford mayor Neil Volzke discusses the local government review 4 May, 2021 08:47 AM 3 minutes to read By: Neil Volzke, Stratford District Mayor The Government has initiated the first independent review of the local government sector in three decades that will focus on how local democracy and local governance need to evolve over the next three decades. The review panel will be made up of five people and is expected to report back in April 2023. The panel is to explore local government s future in terms of roles, functions, partnerships, representation, governance, funding and financing. The review is also tasked with honouring the Treaty of Waitangi and its principles. ....
A semiconductor shortage has affected vehicle production. This means there is a shortage of cars - and rental-car companies can t get the new cars they need. The demand is sending the cost of used cars soaring. The semiconductor shortage has slashed vehicle production so much that rental-car companies can’t get the new cars they need, so they have resorted to buying used vehicles at auction. This is uncharted territory for the likes of Hertz Global Holdings and Enterprise Holdings, which have made their profits by purchasing new vehicles cheaply in bulk, renting them out for as much as a year and selling them at auction. In the past, they ....
Rental companies are buying up used cars as chip crisis deepens The car crunch is a boon for rental companies, which can probably rent out every car they own at much higher rates than they charged before the pandemic. Vehicle rental companies including Hertz, Dollar and Budget are listed on a sign at a parking garage in Arlington, Va. The semiconductor shortage has slashed vehicle production so much that rental-car companies cannot get the new cars they need, so they have resorted to buying used vehicles at auction. This is uncharted territory for the likes of Hertz and Enterprise, which have made their profits by purchasing new vehicles cheaply in bulk, renting them out for as much as a year and selling them at auction. In the past, they have bought some used cars to shore up an occasional unforeseen burst in demand, but rarely for the mainstays of their fleets. ....
In accordance with the FCA s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules, Ocado Group plc ( Ocado ) announces that, as at 30 April 2021:
· it had 749,649,503 issued ordinary shares of 2 pence each admitted to trading. Each ordinary share carries the right to one vote in relation to all circumstances at general meetings of Ocado;
· 1,539,092 shares are held by Solium Trustee (UK) Limited, the trustee for the Company s employee Share Incentive Plan, who must vote, at the request of a participant, in respect of ordinary shares held by the trustee on behalf of that participant;
· 625,750 shares are held by Wealth Nominees Limited, and 9,890,719 shares are held by Numis Nominees (Client) Ltd, both on behalf of Ocorian Limited (formerly known as Estera Trust (Jersey) Limited), the independent company which is the trustee of Ocad ....