We saw it coming a while ago, and it’s gradually creeping in as the UK’s housing agenda is shifting. Both families, first-time buyers and property developers, are feeling its progressive ripple ...

The UK government has finally published their much-anticipated Industrial Strategy for the UK on Monday 23rd June 2025. Our ...

By Amy Knight, Director and co-founder of Must Have Ideas From day one, social media has been central to the growth of Must Have Ideas. What started out as a ...

Through an on-demand business model and prioritising the customer, Universal Graphix Limited is a signage company on the move ...

Alternatively called a ready-made company, an off-the-shelf company is a pre-made company formed and registered with Companies House but has never traded. It is much like a new car, ready to be sold ...

Fraudulent parties exist on both the customer and business side of the economy and their targets differ depending on their type. Training yourself, and your team, in fraud detection is not only the ...

Workplace health experts outline why we need to be more prepared than ever to deal with workplace burnout following a steep rise in online searches for symptoms in 2020. Google search data reveals ...

When you combine all of these factors, it’s understandable that so few small business owners in the UK are predicting growth in the next quarter. In the business world we have a tendency to look at ...

Why would you need to change your SIC code? Some may think that a standard industrial classification code is just a series of numbers on a data sheet, but it’s not – it’s used by Companies House, HMRC ...

As most people spend a lot of their time at work, it’s only natural that accidents and injuries will occur in the workplace. The Health and Safety Executive Statistics for 2020-2021 show that 441,000 ...

A sole trader is the simplest business structure in the UK, owned and run by one individual. Key points about being a sole trader include: Sole traders retain complete control and keep all profits, as ...

The etymology of the word “conscience” is an interesting one. Around c.1200 it is called “the faculty of knowing what is right,” related particularly to Christian ethics. Example: “It went against her ...