NEWSA MESSAGE FROM THE BUSINESS SECRETARY- Make sure you check the latestNorthern Ireland Protocolguidance, if you move goodsinto, out of, or through NorthernIreland.2020 has undoubtedly been one of themost challenging years in living memory.However, the resilience and determinationdisplayed by UK businesses this year hasonly increased my confidence that 2021 willbe the start of an exciting and prosperousnew chapter for our nation.I wish you all a very happy and successfulNew Year.A message from the BusinessSecretary: A deal with the EU has beenreached and businesses should takeactionI am delighted that we have agreed adeal with the European Union and I amconfident that the United Kingdom willthrive outside the EU and cement itsposition as the best place in the world tostart, grow and run a business.The deal with the EU means the UK cannow regulate in a manner that suits theUK economy and UK businesses – doingthings in a more innovative and effectiveway, without being bound by EU rules.As with any major change, there will bechallenges as we adjust to new ways ofdoing business with the EU. Governmentwill be there to support you to adapt and tocapitalise on the opportunities created bythis deal.While the deal secures us tariff-free accessto EU markets, you should still check whatyou need to do to allow your businessoperations to run smoothly. The new rulesapply from 11pm tonight (31st December)so you should take any actions as soon aspossible in the new year.Yours sincerely,Rt Hon Alok Sharma MPSecretary of State for Business, Energy &Industrial Strategy- Visit gov.uk/transition and usethe Brexit checker tool for apersonalised list of actions.- Our business readinessbulletins will be continuing,with important updates for yourbusiness – sign up now.TRIBUTE TO DAVID STEVENSONIt is with a heavy heart that we report thatDavid Stevenson from ADJ Stevensonpassed away suddenly but peacefully athome on the 8th December 2020.ADJ Stevenson was formed in 1973, byDavid and Nancy Stevenson based inthe Spean Bridge area just North of FortWilliam. They have 3 sons and 1 daughterwho have all been involved in the businessover the years. Jean and Jamie are nowheavily involved with the business alongwith their partners William and Claire.He will be sadly missed by all who knewhim in the recovery industry. The familywould like to thank everyone for their kindmessages of support, flowers and cardsthey received. We will miss him dearly.Nancy, Alistair, Andrew, Jean & Jamie.23
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