Hospitality and service industry businesses could face fines and the prospect of an employment tribunal if they don’t comply with the Tipping Act

The biography of a prominent North West artist has been unveiled at a specially organised book launch at a spa resort on Windermere.

Independent insurance and risk management firm TL Dallas has strengthened its senior leadership team with the appointment of Mark Whiteley as head of trade credit.

SMEs say the Chancellor squandered a prime opportunity to ease pressure by cutting corporation tax.

Technology adoption is rarely just a technical decision and when generational perspectives diverge, the path to building a sustainable business for the future can become contested terrain.

UK small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that are preparing to switch off for Christmas will leave themselves vulnerable to attack, according to new research.

Employees are expecting more clarity, more honesty, and a leadership presence they can actually read.

When a family business opens the door to investment, the questions that follow are rarely about profit alone. They are about leadership.

When a business is involved, along with money, legacy and leadership, the concepts of fairness and equality quickly become complicated.

Make UK is warning manufacturers that they risk facing substantial fines and even potential shutdowns through a failure to address key workplace health issues.

Lidl GB has published its first ever socioeconomic impact report which reveals that it generated £14.5bn in Gross Value Added (GVA) through its operations and supply chain in the financial year 2024 alone.

Emotional differences and diverging perspectives among family members are among the most persistent and difficult issues to manage for family firms.

SMEs are borrowing more to pay for insurance underlining the importance of credit to help with budgeting as premiums increase.

Brewers Louth donated paint to a remarkable new community project creating sensory rooms for neurodivergent children.

We want to explore the topic and gauge opinion as to how families in business are addressing the challenge of succession planning in our short survey.

Check out some of the key tax changes for family businesses announced in the Budget

Cryptocurrency holders warned after Budget 2025 reiterates that crypto platforms will start recording the gains made on these assets on 1st January 2026, ahead of sharing it with HMRC.

Exporting, once viewed as the preserve of corporate giants, is increasingly within reach for family-owned companies determined to grow while staying true to their roots.

Hopes that the government might soften its controversial changes to inheritance tax reliefs for businesses and farms have been largely dashed.

Imposter syndrome, the persistent belief that one’s success is undeserved and likely to be exposed, has moved from the realm of psychological curiosity to a strategic concern for family businesses.