Prepare for an unforgettable evening of true crime
Wednesday 24th June
Join Metropolitan Police Murder Squad DCI Steve Gaskin as he lifts the lid on the most dangerous and hidden aspects of murder investigations.
Analyse real cold-case material, explore authentic investigative techniques, and join the audience in examining evidence and suspect behaviour. The evening also features exclusive behind the scenes stories from The Playboy Bunny Club Murders, as featured on ITV.
Enjoy a refined 3 course dinner in elegant surroundings while taking part in a live murder investigation with expert insight from an experienced forensic psychologist.
Come and enjoy a traditional English afternoon tea set to the soulful sounds of live Jazz.
Treat your friends and family to a selection of home-made savouries and scrumptious sweet treats, make it a day of “sparkling music” with our Champagne upgrade.
Hosted in our brasserie lounge or out on our beautiful Terrace (Weather Dependent) with live music from Jazz Duo Manhattan Dusk, playing Jazz classics, and timeless vintage songs
Starts at 1 pm, Finishes at 4 pm (Sit down for 1.30 pm)
Over the past year, significant UK cyberattacks rose by 129%, with the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) now managing around four major incidents each week. Could a large-scale attack put your business at risk?
As it stands, cyber risk affects every level of society, from governments protecting essential services, to businesses navigating fluctuating markets and supply chain delays, through to organisations fighting to keep their operations running. These high stakes are evident in recent large-scale cyberattacks.
Real-world impact
Following the 2025 M&S cyberattack, the retailer’s market capitalisation fell by around £1 billion, and customer data was allegedly stolen. This has resulted in collective legal action as people look for compensation for their lost data.
Last year, Jaguar Land Rover also reported a £485 million pre‑tax loss for the quarter versus a £398 million profit a year earlier, after being forced to shut down networks and halt highly automated‑ production lines for weeks.This event has widely described as the costliest cyberattack in UK history, with an estimated £1.9 billion economic impact and considerable supply chain disruption.
Neil D’Mello, Everywhen’s Client Director (South Division) comments: “One of the biggest issues to come out of these attacks was how the supply chain – particularly SMEs – were impacted. When something of this scale occurs, having the right advice and protection in place is key to preventing and mitigating losses.”
What’s being done about cybercrime?
As the frequency and severity of cyberattacks rise, so does the government’s determination to tackle them. In their latest defensive move, they have announced that they are launching new measures to ‘make public services more secure and resilient’ with a dedicated Cyber Action Plan, allowing people to use these services safely and securely.
What’s changing?
For their new Cyber Action Plan, the UK government has committed £210 million to strengthen public services against cyber threats. At its core, this will consist of a new Government Cyber Unit, setting mandatory cybersecurity standards, coordinating incident response, and providing expert support across departments, local authorities, and health services. The plan also introduces measures to secure supply chains and improve detection and recovery capabilities, ensuring essential services remain safe and reliable.
When will it roll out?
The plan has already started and will progress in three phases from now to 2029. In phase one, by March 2027, they will focus on governance and minimum standards. Phase two will see implementation scale up with enhanced tools, threat monitoring, and workforce development. From 2029 onward, phase three will drive continuous improvement, aiming to build stronger supplier resilience and embedding cyber skills across the public sector.
Ultimately, this plan sets a new overall standard for security and accountability, raising expectations for every organisation connected to government services.
Where Everywhen comes in
Cyber Insurance solutions can usually provide the below, however please refer to your appointed broker for full details of your tailored coverage:
Threat alerts and proactive insight
Access to cyber security tools and expert advice
Cover for legal defence, PR costs, loss or damage, and business interruption
Neil notes: “These types of cyber outages can break a business, even when they’re not the initial target. Cyber policies that include legal defence, PR and interruption cover aren’t optional, they an essential part of a rounded defence strategy.”
Ready to protect your business?
Talk to us today about how cyber cover can help you stay ahead of evolving threats. Click here to find out more.
Consistent with our policy when giving comment and advice on a non-specific basis, we cannot assume legal responsibility for the accuracy of any particular statement, in the case of specific problems, we recommend that professional advice be sought.
1-day Emergency First Aid at Work
– NUCO accredited
Optional 7 hours Driver CPC
Location: Terrington St John,
Wisbech
Join us for a comprehensive, NUCO-accredited
Emergency First Aid at Work training course designed to give you the knowledge
and confidence to respond effectively in emergency situations.
This one-day course is ideal for
low-risk workplaces or anyone who wants a solid foundation in first aid without
the need for the full three-day qualification.
What the Course Covers:
– Primary survey
– CPR and use of an AED
– Managing an unconscious casualty
– Seizures
– Choking
– Control of bleeding and shock
– Minor injuries
– Workplace incident reporting
What You Will Receive:
– Full First Aid at Work certification (valid for
three years)
– Practical, hands-on training
– EFAW Book for future reference
– Experienced and qualified instructors
– Skills that can save a life
Book your Emergency First Aid at Work training on 01945 880155 or [email protected]
Join us for a comprehensive, NUCO-accredited
First Aid at Work training course designed to give you the knowledge and
confidence to respond effectively in emergency situations.
This course is ideal for
workplaces of all sizes and is suitable for anyone who has a responsibility for
health and safety or wants to develop essential life-saving skills.
What the Course Covers:
– Primary and secondary survey
– CPR and use of an AED
– Managing unconscious casualties
– Treating wounds, bleeding, burns and fractures
– Dealing with medical emergencies
– Workplace accident procedures and reporting
What You Will Receive:
– Full First Aid at Work certification (valid for
three years)
– Practical, hands-on training
– FAW Book for future reference
– Experienced and qualified instructors
– Skills that can save a life
Book your First Aid at Work
training on 01945 880155 or [email protected]
ADR (Carriage of Dangerous Goods)
training covering Core, Packs, Tanks, Classes 2 3 4 5 6 8 9
Suitable for both initial and
refresher training
Option to gain up to 28 hours
Driver CPC
Location: Terrington St John,
Wisbech
The ADR driver qualification is a
legal requirement for those drivers involved in the carriage of dangerous goods
by road. The qualification is valid for a maximum of 5- years but can be
renewed after the 4th year. Drivers must also make sure their qualification is
renewed before six weeks of its expiry.
The carriage of dangerous goods
by road (ADR) is the flagship training course delivered by CTS. As a family
business specializing in the delivery of dangerous goods, you are certain to
gain that extra knowledge from experience when you choose CTS for your next ADR
course. For those wishing to have the tanks licence will also have the benefit
of a live introduction to one of our tanker vehicles.
1-day Emergency First Aid at Work
– NUCO accredited
Optional 7 hours Driver CPC
Location: Terrington St John,
Wisbech
Join us for a comprehensive, NUCO-accredited
Emergency First Aid at Work training course designed to give you the knowledge
and confidence to respond effectively in emergency situations.
This one-day course is ideal for
low-risk workplaces or anyone who wants a solid foundation in first aid without
the need for the full three-day qualification.
What the Course Covers:
– Primary survey
– CPR and use of an AED
– Managing an unconscious casualty
– Seizures
– Choking
– Control of bleeding and shock
– Minor injuries
– Workplace incident reporting
What You Will Receive:
– Full First Aid at Work certification (valid for
three years)
– Practical, hands-on training
– EFAW Book for future reference
– Experienced and qualified instructors
– Skills that can save a life
Book your Emergency First Aid at Work training on 01945 880155 or [email protected]
Norwich-based creative studio owner James Bussey has launched Stories from the Road, a diary-led series that starts with a three-month road trip across Europe with fiancée Kirsty and their two golden retrievers, Eddie and Herbie.
The trip gave James space to step back from the day-to-day of running his business and see clearly what wasn’t working. Away from the usual routines and pressures, he began to see the places he was working hard without much improvement, and what might need to change.
Later editions move beyond the trip itself, following the return home and the practical task of testing those ideas in everyday business life. The first edition begins with leaving Norwich and heading for the Normandy coast, where the first shifts in perspective start to show up.
It’s always nice when a customer returns to do more with me. One such customer is working on his IAL French exams and wants to get a higher grade than predicted which will then allow him to go to the university of his choice. I had to give him some very clear feedback that his current application needs to increase if he wants to get the pass mark he is targeting and so we’re increasing the lessons and homework to immerse him into the language.
I’m delighted that my customer in Dubai has extended their time with me too. We’re mindful of world events and so will have to remain flexible and adapt if necessary.
Stress is starting to show with my GCSE students with exams fast approaching so I take time to reassure them of their strengths as well as focusing efforts on where they can improve to pick-up extra marks.
I really felt the need to congratulate one of my customers this week. She started her French language journey from having absolutely no grasp of the subject but can now pretty much understand everything. It’s so rewarding to people progress with the language and testament to her commitment to learning.
My conversational students continue to use world events as the centrepiece for discussions in their lessons. Having familiarity and an opinion with the subject matter can make lessons a little more interesting than focusing entirely on shopping or going to the cinema.
Since my bootcamp training I’m making more use of AI to help me create lessons. Chat GPT and Copilot aren’t always accurate though and I’ve found a few mistakes here and there which is a good reminder that whilst AI is an incredible technology, it’s not infallible and so checking the output is absolutely essential. That said, what it does provide me with is a good foundation for lesson content.
Whatever your motivation, whether you are starting from new and always wanted to learn the language, whether you are more experienced and want to develop your conversation, you might be looking for guidance in-country with healthcare or house buying or perhaps you are looking for support for your business, give me a call with no obligation on 07930 444 078 or email me on [email protected] anytime.