There may yet be ‘unintended consequences’ from Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ Budget – that was the message from North West business leaders and analysts this evening.… Read More »North West Business Leaders Have Their Say On Rachel Reeves’ ‘Budget For Growth’
British tech entrepreneurs have criticised the increases in capital gains tax (CGT) and national insurance contributions (NICs) announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves in the recent… Read More »Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ Tax Hikes ‘punish Risk-Takers And Could Stifle Innovation’
The chief executive of Bristol-based Triodos Bank UK is stepping down next year after 10 years at the helm. Bevis Watts will lead the Bristol-based… Read More »Triodos UK Boss To Step Down After Decade At The Helm
University spinout firm Llusern Scientific, which has developed a rapid diagnostic test for urinary tract infections (UTIs), has been boosted with a six-figure equity round… Read More »University Spinout Life Sciences Firm Llusern Scientific Boosted With Equity Investment
According to Zoopla’s latest house price index, 2024 is anticipated to be a “bumper year” for house sales, buoyed by rising real incomes and declining… Read More »UK House Sales Soar To Highest Since 2020, Driven By Lower Mortgage Rates And Rising Incomes
A new initiative launched with the aim of making high-growth entrepreneurship more accessible to women outside of London and the South East has unveiled its… Read More »Lifted Project Instals New Birmingham Board
One of Wales’ biggest business membership organisations, Chambers Wales, has appointed Gus Williams as interim chief executive. It follows the departure in September of the… Read More »Chamber Wales Confirm New Interim Chief Executive
United Utilities is yet to make a decision on awarding contracts related to the massive £1.75 billion Haweswater Viaduct pipeline scheme, which is set to… Read More »United Utilities Still Undecided On Contracts For £1.75 Billion Haweswater Pipeline Project
Losses at the North East operation of car parts maker Gestamp Tallent have narrowed thanks to recovery in the supply of semiconductor chips. The Newton… Read More »Gestamp Tallent Stems Losses At North East Operation As Supply Challenges Ease
Lancaster city centre may require up to 1,500 council-run car parking spaces, a figure higher than previously suggested earlier this year, according to a report… Read More »New Plan Says Lancaster Needs ‘1,500 Council-Run Parking Spaces’
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