If you have not yet come across the Government backed Cyber Essentials certification scheme, the chances are that you soon will. In the last year over 16,000 organisations have certified; a number which is growing significantly year on year. However, whether you are new to Cyber Essentials or not, there have been changes to the scheme that all organisations should be aware of.

Measures announced over recent weeks to tackle coronavirus (COVID-19) have drastically altered people’s day-to-day lives. While it is essential that the vast majority of people stay home to protect the NHS and save lives, the government acknowledges that the order to stay at home can cause anxiety for those who are experiencing or feel at risk of domestic abuse. Therefore, if you are experiencing domestic abuse, you can leave your home to seek help, and police and support services remain available.

Staff from a traffic management company are using specific police powers to help in the efficient traffic management of NHS Nightingale Hospital Bristol which was opened via video link by HRH Prince Edward, the Earl of Wessex, on Monday, 27 April to provide up to 300 intensive care beds for coronavirus patients.

For the first time in its 150-year history, the world-famous Royal Albert Hall plays host to a very special Katherine Jenkins concert behind closed doors, set to boost the morale of millions of people worldwide.

To mark the 75th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day, SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity is offering the Nation free copies of a souvenir coffee-table book entitled VE Day 75, published by the SJH Group – and we are extremely proud to be a project partner of this official VE Day 75 commemorative album.