The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
A family-run engineering company in Wales developed a special ventilator to help tackle coronavirus in just three days - and are now manufacturing a 100 a…
Speaking from the Dispatch Box in the House of Commons Chancellor Rishi Sunak said that help for UKs army of self employed workers is coming within…
The decision has been made by the major developer with immediate effect and will help to ensure the health and safety of the company’s on-site staff.
The UK economy is contracting at its fastest rate in at least two decades, as the service sector is hit extremely hard by the Covid-19 outbreak.
Manufacturing output expectations dropped to their weakest since the financial crisis, as the COVID-19 outbreak gained pace in the UK and Europe.
Following Prime Minister Boris Johnson's order to stay at home last night there has been some debate over whether the government was right to include bike…
Formula 1 teams are working with government and health authorities to increase the supply of ventilators during the coronavirus crisis.
The Department for Work and Pensions has suspended all disability reviews and assessments for three months, and is to hire 1,500 new staff to deal with…
The owner of Primark defended its treatment of suppliers yesterday as it warned that it would take a hit of hundreds of millions of pounds a…
Businesses will be able to pay no rent for the next three months without forfeiting their leases in a government move that will be a lifeline…
New data reveals that 33 per cent of UK businesses say they lack the technology infrastructure to manage long-term remote working during the Covid-19 crisis.
Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, has said this morning that more lives will be lost if people in London continue to travel into work unnecessarily.
Those self-isolating due to coronavirus should also keep their pets away from other people, a leading vet has said.
Laura Ashley has announced the permanent closure of 70 stores, with 721 employees set to lose their jobs
HMRC’s Business Payment Support Service (BPSS) has been overwhelmed by enquiries from businesses and self-employed individuals impacted by the Coronavirus outbreak.