While the Icelandic Volcanic eruption is causing mayhem throughout the world, and who knows when things will get back to normal, it has not affected Commsworld.

Andy Arkle (Commsworld Director) has been ‘’stuck in Portugal’’ for almost a week. However this has had little, if indeed any, impact on our business. Andy still gets his DDI (Direct Dial In) calls and e mails as if he was still in the office.

In February Commsworld reported that the government was to impose a broadband tax costing £6 per year, but a complete u-turn means the tax will no longer stand.

The broadband tax has been scrapped in the last-minute scramble to rush key legislation through before Parliament is dissolved next week.

Thursday 29th April, Edinburgh Zoo,  9.00am-11.30am
Friday 30th April, 29 Glasgow, 9.00am-11.30am


After the success of our ‘Flexible Working Practices Seminar ‘ in November held at Aberdeen Football Club we are pleased to announce it is coming to Edinburgh and Glasgow in April.

More businesses than ever are taking advantage of the changes in technology which means that staff can work just as efficiently if not more so, out of the office.  Seamlessly.  Discover how you can lower communication costs, work smarter and improve employee efficiency and productivity. 

The Scotsman reports that SCOTLAND'S coldest winter in almost half a century cost small firms north of the Border £716 million in lost income, research out today shows.

According to Bank of Scotland (BoS), the winter of 2009-10 – the second coldest ever recorded – hit revenues at seven out of ten small firms, which make up the lifeblood of the Scottish economy.

As of the 1st March 2010 Vodafone are making changes to charges for calls made to premium rate numbers. The aim of these changes is to make it easier and more predictable for customer to know what they will pay.


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