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With the 31st January 2019 deadline looming, tax preparation specialist David Redfern, Managing Director of DSR Tax Claims Ltd, has issued his top tips to ensure that your Self Assessment tax return is as painless as possible. Although taxpayers who are subject to Self Assessment can submit their tax returns as early as 6th April following the end of the tax year, many of the 11 million taxpayers who must send a Self Assessment tax return leave it until the last moment, risking fines and penalties for late filing and payment. Redfern's top tips aim to prevent the misery of HMRC penalties by ensuring that your Self Assessment tax return is submitted accurately and on time.

Whilst you may have a specific interior lead idea as to the exact taps that you want to include in your bathroom, it’s important to remember that not all taps on the market will work in your home. Water pressure plays a huge role in the efficiency of your taps, and ensuring you understand both what kind of water pressure your home has, and which brassware will work inline with this, is important. 

So, what is water pressure? 

The basic principle of water pressure is a simple one, pressure is measured in “bars” and one “bar” is the equivalent to the force required to push water up to the height of 10 metres. 

Aestus, brings a touch of quality to enhance the look of any room with its Contemporary design.  Wall mounted for space saving and aesthetic this multifunctional S70 towel warmer is a ‘must have’ in any modern bathroom, with the new trend for cubic design styles and multipurpose heating solutions.

S70 with its discreet, slim line, wall mounted design, providing heat without impacting the floor space available, can also be fitted in any room in either horizontal or vertical design dependent on the wall space available.S70can function as a heater as well as for storage, it is also kinder to the environment, keeping towels dry and free from moisture or mould. 

The British Safety Council has reiterated its demand that the UK’s withdrawal from the EU must not in any way erode the progress made in the UK over the last four decades on workplace health, safety and welfare standards, together with the protection of workers’ rights and product safety. The Council says the adoption of EU directives into the UK legislative framework has been instrumental in the continual improvement in these areas, resulting in dramatic reductions in workplace fatalities and injuries, as well as enhanced recognition of occupational health issues.