As a content editor, part of my job is to recognise how language is changing and make sure I’m not using out-of-date words and terminology.
In news that will affect businesses, employees and self-employed people over the coming years, the government announced last Wednesday that it will be increasing National
Last year, after Boris Johnson had replaced Theresa May as UK Prime Minister, some keen-eyed observers noted that one or two of his more unorthodox
On social media, it’s no secret that people tend to like, comment and share articles they haven’t read beyond the title, but a controversy last
According to a new report, which looked at the digital news sector, Instagram is well on its way to becoming a more popular source for
Sometimes, the most outrageous and unlikely of tweets come from the most official and serious of sources. This might be entirely by mistake, but occasionally
Yesterday, I saw an article that reminded me of a common misunderstanding displayed even by trained writers and journalists – we don’t understand the country
Yesterday, the Gov.uk website published its latest guidance to employers on getting the country safely back to work. This includes five “key points” employers should
Inserting links into your site, whether they direct users to another part of the site or somewhere else entirely, is a neat and modern way
