Steven Bartlett: Some businesses should go under
Social Chain entrepreneur Steven Bartlett delivers hard truths about business survival in current economic climate, revealing why some companies are doomed to fail.
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Council uses anti-gang laws on small business planning breaches
A Labour-led council faces criticism for deploying serious crime prevention orders - designed to combat organised crime - against small businesses for minor planning violations, raising concerns about disproportionate use of power.
Scottish Business Confidence Hits Record Low
New survey reveals overwhelming pessimism among Scottish businesses as economic stagnation bites, with concerns mounting over rising costs and political uncertainty.
Jaguar Land Rover cyberattack disrupts UK production
A sophisticated cyberattack has disrupted production at Jaguar Land Rover's UK factories, raising serious concerns about cybersecurity vulnerabilities in Britain's automotive manufacturing sector.
Cornwall's £111k tourism website backfires spectacularly
Visit Cornwall's costly digital overhaul sparks controversy as anti-tourism messaging clashes with economic realities, leaving local businesses counting the cost of declining visitor numbers.
Northern Ireland Banknotes Rejected in Lancashire
Businesses in Southport are rejecting Northern Irish banknotes amid political tensions and economic uncertainty following Brexit, creating frustration for tourists and residents alike.
Supreme Court rules against business COVID insurance claims
Thousands of UK businesses face devastating financial consequences as Supreme Court rules in favour of insurers in landmark FCA test case.
Gen Z's Side Hustle Revolution: Teens Building Businesses
Exclusive report reveals how UK teenagers are leveraging social media and digital tools to launch micro-businesses, transforming the traditional entrepreneurial landscape and generating substantial incomes while still in education.
Jamie Oliver Admits He's 'Conceptually' Broke
Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver opens up in a raw and honest interview about his financial struggles, business challenges, and the emotional toll of his recent ventures.
UK's Longest Street of Independent Shops Revealed
Discover the UK's longest street brimming with unique independent shops and cafes, offering a charming and authentic alternative to the capital's busy high streets.
Family Firms: Labour Tax Plans Threaten Manufacturing Crisis
Exclusive: British family-owned manufacturers warn of investment freezes and potential closures as Labour's proposed tax changes threaten generational businesses. Industry leaders demand urgent government consultation.
Supermarket Squeeze: Seaside Shops Face Extinction
Independent retailers in a picturesque seaside town are fighting for survival as five major supermarkets open within one square mile, creating an unprecedented retail squeeze that threatens the town's unique character.
Bondi's £1.7m Parking Garage Closed Indefinitely
Waverley Council faces furious backlash after abruptly closing Bondi's crucial £1.7 million parking garage indefinitely, leaving local businesses and residents stranded without warning.
Lewes Launches Local Currency Voucher Scheme to Boost Economy
The historic town of Lewes in East Sussex revives its iconic local currency with a modern voucher system to support independent businesses and strengthen community resilience post-pandemic.
California's 50-Year-Old Family Pizzeria Closes Its Doors
After half a century of serving the community, a cherished family-run pizzeria in California has closed permanently, citing insurmountable economic pressures and the loss of its lease, leaving locals heartbroken.
London's school success model may go national
Ministers plan to replicate London's educational achievements across England, targeting underperforming schools with proven strategies.
Wolverhampton parking charge backlash
Residents and business owners in Wolverhampton are furious after the council introduced steep parking fee hikes, sparking fears of economic damage to local shops.
Reeves: Hospitality VAT cut unfair for small businesses
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves criticises the government's VAT cut for hospitality, arguing it unfairly benefits large chains over small businesses.
HMRC’s Digital Tax Rules: What You Need to Know
New Making Tax Digital rules from HMRC will require businesses to keep digital records and submit VAT returns via software. Here’s how it affects you.
Starmer warns Palestine Action as PM backs terror ban
Labour leader Keir Starmer has issued a stern warning against Palestine Action following attacks on Jewish businesses, while the Prime Minister defends the decision to ban the group as a terrorist organisation.
Bali's Bingin Beach crackdown: 48 businesses destroyed
Residents of Bali's Bingin Beach are devastated after authorities destroyed 48 local businesses in a sudden crackdown, sparking fears over the loss of the area's unique charm.
Aussies Protest McDonald's Expansion Plans
Australian residents are up in arms as fast-food giant McDonald's plans to expand with new outlets, sparking fierce opposition over concerns about local businesses and community values.
Labour policies spark business confidence crisis
British businesses are sounding the alarm as Labour's economic agenda fuels uncertainty, with confidence levels plummeting to new lows. Experts warn of a 'cacophony of risk' ahead.
Starmer vows to tackle SME late payments crisis
Labour leader Keir Starmer announces bold plans to protect small businesses from crippling late payments, promising stricter enforcement and transparency.
Amazon tax riots spark community outrage across UK
Local communities erupt in protest as Amazon's tax practices overshadow small businesses, with pubs and shops calling for urgent reform.
England vs Spain: Pubs & Supermarkets Prep for Euro 2024 Rush
As England prepares for the Euro 2024 final against Spain, pubs, supermarkets, and betting shops anticipate record-breaking crowds and sales. Find out how businesses are gearing up for the historic match.
UK Small Businesses Battle Soaring Costs
Independent retailers across the UK face mounting financial pressures as rising costs and squeezed profits threaten their survival. Here’s what’s happening.
Graffiti Town: Hipster Paradise or Local Nightmare?
A once-quaint town now overrun with Instagram-seeking tourists and hipsters is facing backlash from locals who say the graffiti-covered streets are driving away business and ruining their community.
Bristol CAZ forces store closure
A beloved Bristol store shuts its doors for good, citing the city's Clean Air Zone as the final nail in the coffin. Discover how environmental policies clash with small business survival.
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