Phil Kidd explains the history behind Valentines Day

IP and IT specialist Oliver Smith advises businesses how to protect their valuable domain names and safeguard online business.

The Mover looks at some of the training available and considers whether improving employees' skills should be looked at as a cost or an investment.

An interview with Colin Quarrington, PR man, on his retirement.

Lance Feaver, from Keystone Law emphasises the need for directors to understand their duties fully and seek advice when unsure.

It was four years ago that Jonathan Wignell started his company Porter Assist. Steve Jordan caught up with him in the depths of Northampton, to find out how the business was doing.

An insight into moving in Scotland.

As well as being the editor of The Mover, and having published magazines for the moving industry for approaching 20 years, Steve Jordan runs a successful PR company: The Words Workshop. Here’s some advice from him on how to give your press releases a fighting chance of getting published, not just in this magazine, but anywhere.

David Jordan, Deputy Editor of The Mover, served his time as an apprentice maintaining Buccaneer bombers at Blackburn Aircraft in Yorkshire. His experience with military aircraft meant that it was no chore to run down to see George Dunn, the second-world-war Bomber Command hero, at his home in Brighton for a chat. This is George’s story.

Disaster recovery and how it is fast becoming the norm for SME’s.

A children’s story for Christmas, by Steve Jordan.

Packaging suppliers are coming up with new ideas to make movers' lives easier all the time. Here are a few of the latest.

In difficult times tenants might need to reduce their property costs. Commercial property solicitor, Jason Goldsmith, reviews a number of approaches and highlights key points and the latest developments for businesses to consider.

Employment law has long been a hot potato. Depending on where you sit, it is either hopelessly ineffective at protecting vulnerable employees against immoral employers, or a huge legal and administrative burden that allows well meaning employers to be unfairly pursued by former employees with spurious claims.

Lord Heseltine launched his long awaited government commissioned report, ‘No Stone Unturned in Pursuit of Growth’, on 31 October. Among the 80 or so recommendations Hestletine sighted the close involvement of trade associations with government as a key element in the nation’s road to recovery with lead associations appointed to represent specific industry sectors.

No business ever runs perfectly smooth. But sometimes, along the way, we meet people who help us in a totally selfless way without apparent reason. There are also times when it seems the odds are being stacked against us. Here Steve Jordan talks to Derek Milner from Intransit in Trowbridge about the ups and downs he’s had along the way - and some he’s still having.

Staff have no 'right of first refusal' when it comes to buying the company they work for.

An interview with Nigel Dews, MD of Harrow Green

An interview with Felix Relocations of Malaysia