Author Archives: Chris Warburton

Don’t be toast – small things matter, sometimes a lot

Posted on July 1, 2024 by Chris Warburton

Every Saturday, I find myself playing the role of ‘taxi driver’, needing to take a trip into town to pick someone up and give them a lift. As is the nature of these things, it can involve a bit of … Continue reading →

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Let there be music… sparkles and value

Posted on August 21, 2023 by Chris Warburton

This weekend I was formally initiated into the world of music summer festivals.  Maybe it was not seemly to have a 50-year-old heading down the helter-skelter… and at speed, I might add… but no one seemed to mind really. So … Continue reading →

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All smoke no fire – Consumer Duty?

Posted on August 15, 2023 by Chris Warburton

In case you hadn’t noticed the new Consumer Duty has gone live in the UK. I was away when this happened and since coming back I have been taking some polls around how people feel, 2 weeks in. Before launch … Continue reading →

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