Family Business United is delighted to announce that Dave Roy who has worked for Brewers Decorator Centres, a family business, for 39...

Yorkshire-based food and drink manufacturer Regal Food Products Group Plc is proud to announce the acquisition of the iconic soft drink...

Family Business United continues to amplify the family business voice and respond to the needs of our members in challenging the recent...

Harold Wilson MBE, Executive Chairman of UK Docks Marine Services has taken home the prestigious Supreme Champion 2025 Family Business...

A football club set up more than a century ago is sporting a brand-new look – thanks to a £400 donation from JCB. Leigh United Football...

Glasgow based business The Victor Pizza Co, headed up by Anne Marie Cairney, is celebrating after being shortlisted in the Women’s...

The leading light at a Lake District hotel group has received a lifetime award in recognition of his career achievements over the last 40...

Hendy Foundation, the independent charity affiliated with leading car dealer business Hendy Group, has started the process of allocating...

GAP Hire Solutions, the UK’s largest independent hire company, is set to return to Plantworx 2025, the UK’s premier live construction...

Adnams has announced the launch of a limited-edition pale ale, marking 15 years since the arrival of its runaway success brand, Ghost...

Britain’s manufacturers have seen a sharp rebound in activity in the third quarter of the year, with signs that pent up investment demand...

M&S Food announced another step forward in its Reshape for Growth strategy by appointing A.F. Blakemore & Son Ltd, one of the UK’s largest family-owned businesses, as its new primary wholesale partner for third party branded products. The new strategic partnership will help deliver a more consistent and reliable shopping experience for customers as M&S continues its journey to become a shopping list retailer. Blakemore will deliver directly to M&S’ regional distribution netwo

A Carlisle dental practice is celebrating its 25th anniversary since a change of ownership at the turn of the century and a successful...

Local fruit grower John Myatt and his daughters Alex and Hannah of J. Myatt and Co. are set to star in M&S’ latest Farm to Foodhall...

Responding to the announcement that Gross Domestic Product (GDP) showed flat growth in July, and rose by 0.3% in the three months to...

Harrisons, a leading UK manufacturer of nonwoven wet and dry wipes, has once again been recognised with Planet Mark Business...

UK Finance’s latest Business Finance Review shows that SME lending by the main high street banks increased by 8 per cent in the second...

Perdue Farms, a fourth-generation, family-owned food and agriculture company, has been named to TIME’s World’s Best Companies 2025 list,...

A Derbyshire mum and her two daughters are taking centre stage in the world of luxury property design, after beating nationwide...

New research from international recruitment firm, Robert Half, has revealed that nearly half (45%) of UK employers are planning to increase permanent headcount in their IT & Technology functions before the end of 2025. A further 36% are investing in contract professionals to maintain agility and address critical skills shortages in the function, with cybersecurity driving much of the demand. The findings, part of Robert Half’s latest Hiring Intentions data, show that while AI