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Chancellor Rachel Reeves has reinforced the government's stance on urging the UK’s financial regulators to actively promote the growth and competitiveness of the City of London.

Rachel Reeves to unveil ‘Thatcher-style’ growth agenda as businesses demand swift action

29 January 202529 January 2025 News Paul Jones 0 Comments

Rachel Reeves is set to announce an ambitious package of measures aimed at jump-starting Britain’s flagging economy, as she positions her government’s growth drive alongside Margaret Thatcher’s 1980s approach to deregulation.

Rachel Reeves will eliminate winter fuel payments for 10 million pensioners to help fund substantial public sector pay increases.

Reeves insists government must ‘go further and faster’ on economic growth while assuring critics of net zero commitments

28 January 2025 News Business Matters 0 Comments

Rachel Reeves has called on ministers to seize new opportunities for raising living standards, telling MPs that the country needs to go “further and faster” to boost growth.

Amazon looks to launch prime air drone deliveries in North-East England

28 January 2025 News Jamie Young 0 Comments

Amazon is moving ahead with plans for drone deliveries in Darlington, seeking CAA approval for its Prime Air service and joining broader efforts to enable commercial drone flights across the UK.

Rents across the UK have fallen slightly for the first time in more than five years—although tenants in London are still seeing new highs, according to fresh data from Rightmove.

UK rents slip for the first time since 2019, but London remains at record highs

28 January 202510 April 2026 News Business Matters 0 Comments

Rents across the UK have fallen slightly for the first time in more than five years—although tenants in London are still seeing new highs, according to fresh data from Rightmove.

Boxing Day spending set to top £4.6bn as Brits splurge £236 each, despite inflation worries, with more shoppers returning to high street deals.

Steep discounts on furniture and fashion weigh on January retail prices

28 January 2025 News Jamie Young 0 Comments

Discover how steep furniture and fashion discounts slowed retail price declines in January, as new BRC data hints at looming cost pressures for UK retailers.

The rapid automation of millions of jobs through artificial intelligence could intensify economic inequality across the UK unless the government steps in with targeted support, according to a new study by the Institute for the Future of Work (IFOW).

AI-fuelled job automation set to widen inequality in the UK, warns report

27 January 2025 AI, News Jamie Young 0 Comments

The rapid automation of millions of jobs through artificial intelligence could intensify economic inequality across the UK unless the government steps in with targeted support, according to a new study by the Institute for the Future of Work (IFOW).

British companies fear a “significant fall” in their trading prospects over the next few months, raising concerns about further job losses and derailing Labour’s ambitions to reboot economic growth.

British businesses brace for fresh downturn amid rising costs and tax burdens

27 January 2025 News Jamie Young 0 Comments

UK businesses expect a downturn in trading over the coming months, warns CBI, as high costs and tax burdens threaten jobs and the government’s growth agenda. learn how employers are reacting to weak demand and looming ni rises.

GRYD Energy raises £1 million to expand its zero-cost solar subscription service. discover how the London-based startup’s innovative model removes upfront installation costs and helps UK homeowners switch to clean energy.

GRYD Energy raises £1M to roll out zero-cost solar subscriptions nationwide

27 January 202527 January 2025 Get Funded, News Jamie Young 0 Comments

GRYD Energy raises £1 million to expand its zero-cost solar subscription service. discover how the London-based startup’s innovative model removes upfront installation costs and helps UK homeowners switch to clean energy.

Gresham House Ventures has committed €4.25 million to Dublin-based Mobility Mojo, a SaaS platform that helps organisations audit and enhance the accessibility of their buildings and facilities.

Gresham House Ventures invests €4.25m in accessibility platform Mobility Mojo

27 January 202527 January 2025 Get Funded, News Jamie Young 0 Comments

Gresham House Ventures commits €4.25m to Mobility Mojo, a dublin-based accessibility audit and data platform, to boost ai-driven capabilities and global reach. 

British SMEs are being encouraged to enter a government-run award scheme designed to celebrate exporting success, with previous winners crediting the accolades for helping them secure overseas deals and broaden their global reach.

Government calls for small businesses to enter ‘Made in the UK, Sold to the World’ export awards

27 January 2025 News Jamie Young 0 Comments

British SMEs are invited to enter the government’s made in the uk, sold to the world export awards.

Barclays considers cutting fixed pay and boosting bonuses for CEO CS Venkatakrishnan, potentially lifting his maximum compensation to more than £14m.

Barclays CEO set for potential 45% pay hike to more than £14m

24 January 2025 News Jamie Young 0 Comments

Barclays considers cutting fixed pay and boosting bonuses for CEO CS Venkatakrishnan, potentially lifting his maximum compensation to more than £14m.

Rachel Reeves to deliver first Labour Budget in 14 years

Reeves plans closer ties between National Wealth Fund and regional mayors to drive local growth

24 January 202524 January 2025 News Jamie Young 0 Comments

Rachel Reeves directs the national wealth fund and the office for investment to partner with local mayors, launching new taskforces for region-specific growth strategies.

New data reveals a record 50% jump in uk companies facing severe financial distress, with construction and consumer sectors hit hardest amid tax hikes and weak demand.

Record surge in UK businesses facing severe financial distress as costs climb

24 January 2025 News Jamie Young 0 Comments

New data reveals a record 50% jump in uk companies facing severe financial distress, with construction and consumer sectors hit hardest amid tax hikes and weak demand.

Consumer confidence in the UK has fallen sharply to its lowest point in over a year, according to the latest GfK data, suggesting that households are pessimistic about both personal finances and the wider economic outlook.

Consumer confidence slumps to year-low as households brace for ‘dark days ahead’

24 January 2025 News Jamie Young 0 Comments

Consumer confidence in the UK has fallen sharply to its lowest point in over a year, according to the latest GfK data, suggesting that households are pessimistic about both personal finances and the wider economic outlook.

Charlie Nunn, Lloyds Banking Group’s chief executive, has welcomed the government’s decision to intervene in a landmark car finance mis-selling case and expressed hope that it will help bring clarity to an industry under legal and regulatory pressure.

Lloyds CEO applauds Treasury move to tackle motor finance mis-selling

24 January 2025 News Jamie Young 0 Comments

Charlie Nunn, Lloyds Banking Group’s chief executive, has welcomed the government’s decision to intervene in a landmark car finance mis-selling case and expressed hope that it will help bring clarity to an industry under legal and regulatory pressure.

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The UK has emerged as one of the major hubs for crypto adoption, with over 7 million adults (around 12% of the population) owning digital assets.

Britain’s 240 crypto millionaires revealed in first HMRC cryptoasset tax data

The first HMRC figures on crypto capital gains show 240 people declared more than £1 million each in the 2024 to 2025 tax year, as new international rules prepare to hand customer records from crypto exchanges to the taxman from 2027.

EY urges junior staff back to the office as AI puts a premium on human skills

Young investors trust AI more than TV, radio or influencers, FCA finds

UK business confidence rebounds but firms want policy certainty first

Balcony solar panels reach UK shelves with promise of £110 a year off bills

Applied Nutrition closes in on £1bn valuation after raising guidance for third time this year

One of Britain’s oldest family firms to save £250,000 a year as energy scheme opens to forges

Burnham signals more energy bills support in budget as price cap rises 4 per cent

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