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The King's Speech just changed the rules on late payments

The King's Speech just introduced new late payment laws for small businesses. Here's what's changing, what it means for you and what to do now.

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The squeeze is real: here's what's going on

Costs are rising, customers are spending less and new regulations are piling on. Here's what's squeezing UK small businesses right now and what to do about it.

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The government ring-fenced £7.4bn for small businesses

The government has committed to spending £7.4bn a year with small businesses by 2028. Find out what it means, who could benefit and how to make sure you're ready to deliver.

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Four in five SMEs missed a growth opportunity last year

According to a new report, four in five UK SMEs missed a growth opportunity in 2025 simply because they couldn't access the finance they needed. That's not bad luck. That's a funding gap and it's one you can do something about.

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UK/EU trade talks – what it could mean for your business

Over the last few days, the UK government has been in talks with the EU about closer economic cooperation, focusing on areas like steel and electric vehicles.

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New tax year, new costs: what’s changed (and what to do)

The new tax year brings changes and cost squeezes. Here's what you should so to keep your business thriving.

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Costs going up in April: what it means for your business

Costs are going up in April. Here’s what’s changing and what you can do about it.

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International Women’s Day 2026: The gender funding gap

On International Women's Day, we recognise the barriers to funding for women-led SMEs.

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Why some businesses are paying more for power

Why some businesses are paying more for power

New research shows that business energy bills vary sharply across the UK, with some regions paying thousands more than others for similar usage. For small businesses, it’s a reminder that where you’re based and how your contract is structured can have a real impact on what you pay.

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