The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
High streets were last night tipped into renewed crisis in the peak Christmas trading season when the prime minister put London, the southeast and east England…
There are only hours to find a Brexit deal, the European Union warned this morning.
Boris Johnson last night called on the European Union to drop its demands to allow Brussels to subsidise industries across Europe while denying the UK the…
Rishi Sunak has extended the furlough scheme for another month until the end of April amid mounting concerns about the impact of lockdown restrictions on the…
Pubs and restaurants' future looked bleak today with landlords worrying if they would ever be able to open again.
Wales is bringing in tougher rules on Christmas get-togethers and will enter its third lockdown on December 28 after coronavirus escalated ‘beyond crisis point’.
Passengers face disruption over Christmas due to a major outbreak of coronavirus among railway staff.
Retailers and food and drinks companies have called for MPs to launch an urgent inquiry into disruption at British ports, with delays to goods deliveries possibly…
The toy-train maker Hornby has temporarily stopped all orders to customers outside the UK, blaming delays caused by uncertainty over Brexit and disruption at UK ports.
Brussels has once again voiced their dedication and willingness to cooperate with the United Kingdom in order to strike a Brexit deal as the deadline inches…
Bank of England officials hold their final scheduled policy decision of a tumultuous year still unsure whether the U.K. will get a Brexit trade deal, and…
Commuters will face an above-inflation hike in rail fares next year, the government has announced.
Christmas plans have been thrown into doubt for families after a surge in Covid-19 cases and fears of a fast-spreading variant of the virus circulating in…
Parliament could ratify a Brexit deal with the European Union in as little as 24 hours, Jacob Rees-Mogg suggested yesterday, as talks to bridge the final…
Robert Jenrick will today abandon an algorithm that would have dramatically increased housebuilding in the Conservatives’ southern heartlands.