AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoForced-Labour Goods: The Government plans to require large companies to remove products linked to forced labour or modern slavery from sale, with firms facing orders to withdraw offending goods. EV Access: A new study highlights a Scottish “driveway divide”: just 9.9% of homes in Glasgow South and Glasgow East have off-street parking, compared with 80.4% in Aberdeenshire and Kincardine, making home charging far less accessible. Beauty & Wellness: Boots has launched a Korean wellness range featuring supplements such as collagen melts and fibre jellies, tapping into growing interest in K-wellness. Consumer Redress: Which?, Martin Lewis and charities warn proposed changes to the Financial Ombudsman Service could make it harder for customers to secure free compensation from financial firms; the Treasury says its aim is to strengthen the service. Household Finances: The Bank of England has raised its rate to 4%, adding pressure for borrowers as energy bills are also forecast to rise sharply this winter.
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