Helen Bradley shows how cut-down versions of familiar programmes help you work online and remotely. One great feature of Microsoft Office 2010 doesn’t come in the box, and it’s available for anyone to use. It’s the free online versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote that allow you to work with your office documents via […]

It may have taken the astounding sum of £24 million to restore Edinburgh’s Caledonian hotel to its former glory, but it is money well spent, writes Colette Doyle. The property’s gleaming spaces are redolent of the sophistication and glamour of a bygone age and the hotel can rightly claim its place within the swish Waldorf […]

Has the boss ever asked you to take an image for a company brochure or something online. Are you ever at a loss with the camera at family events? We’ve asked top professional photographer Rick Bronks to give us his tips for the perfect shot.1. Think about why you are taking the photo‘Techno-mumbo jumbo aside, […]

It’s a neat advertising slogan, but what exactly do rail companies offer business travellers today? Jane Anderson reports. Research by redspottedhanky.com recently compared the most popular UK business-related rail journeys against air and hire car travel for a single passenger. Findings revealed that, on average, rail travel is the fastest mode of transport for over […]

The Hilton at Wembley is designed to perfectly complement the iconic stadium, writes Nicole Holgate. A Best of British theme runs throughout the eating spaces. At the main restaurant, The Association, muted reds and royal blues create a cosy ambience in spite of the floor-to-ceiling glass that lets you look out on to the stadium. My friend and I are also shown the boardroom and ballroom, with a capacity of 700, that allows the hotel to host events, making use of the in-house catering service.