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Counting the cost of cybercrime
June 9, 2026Cybercrime hits businesses where it hurts. While stolen cash leaves a hole, a damaging data breach brings a reputation that can take years to shake off. In 2017, when hackers struck Equifax, one of the big three consumer credit reporting agencies, the details of more than 147 million people were compromised. ...
With extensive hazardous waste expertise, Veolia has the capabilities to collect and dispose of AFFF for the UK defence sector. Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF) has long been used for tackling flammable liquid fires, especially in high-risk industrial environments, including the UK defence sector. However, since July 2025, AFFF containing perfluorooctanoic ...
Housing providers and public‑sector asset owners are under increasing pressure to improve energy performance, ensure regulatory compliance and make better long‑term investment decisions, often while working with incomplete or unreliable stock data. A recent pilot delivered by Mears for the Ministry of Defence (MOD) demonstrates how a data‑led approach can ...
Social Value in Action – Tedworth House, Wiltshire
May 28, 2026Ministry of Defense – Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy (ARAP) £8000 Support for local community projects through donations Tedworth House supports wounded, injured and sick armed forces personnel, with a strong focus on mental rehabilitation. Through structured activities, routine and time outdoors, residents rebuild confidence and prepare for their next steps – ...
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