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Chinese man buys car using 680,000 coins
A man in China has bought a new car from a dealership using just coins, 680,000 of them to be precise.
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Car garage faces closure after thieves strike
A garage owner is facing the risk of having to close his business after thieves stole two cars from the premises.
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Warwickshire council investigates dealers selling unsafe used cars
Warwickshire County Council’s Trading Standards Service is responding to an increased number of complaints regarding the safety of used cars.
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Milton Keynes dealership evacuated after cars fall through roof
A car dealership in Milton Keynes has been evacuated after vehicles stored on the business' roof plunged through to the workshop below.
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Car mechanic attacked by disgruntled customer
A car mechanic lost two teeth after being punched in the face by a customer who believed he was being ripped off.
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DVLA To Phase Out Paper Licences on June 8th
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) is phasing out the paper counterpart and will only issue the photocard driving licence starting 8th June 2015.
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Consumer Rights Act 2015 Receives Royal Assent
The Consumer Rights Act 2015 received Royal Assent on 26th March 2015 and will go into force on 1st October 2015.
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Eliminating Slavery in Supply Chains
The Modern Slavery Act 2015, expected to come into force this October, will require certain organisations to publish annual reports detailing the steps taken to ensure that neither slavery nor human trafficking have taken place within their businesses or supply chains.
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Reputational Damage Is the Biggest Global Risk, Survey Finds
Reputational damage is the biggest risk to businesses across the globe, according to a recent Aon survey.
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HSE News and Prosecutions
Latest Business Insurance News Lorry driver killed by mound of soya meal A Cobham animal feed company was fined £600,000 and ordered to pay costs of £20,095.