Speculation and ‘second-guessing’ have badly eroded trust at a time when clarity and transparency are critical. Local businesses, and indeed our communities, must be more deeply involved in decision-making, so that the real-world consequences for livelihoods are understood. The introduction of any further restrictions must go hand-in-hand...
Tinsley Bridge’s increased focus is part of plans to invest and develop in the rail infrastructure sector. Fabricated structures and safety critical components are already supplied to the rail industry, including manufacture of tubular stretcher bar for Network Rail, where the company’s extensive engineering talents are...
The British Chambers of Commerce’s Quarterly Economic Survey (QES) – the UK’s largest independent survey of business sentiment and a leading indicator of UK GDP growth – found that business conditions remained weak in the third quarter of 2020, despite much of the economy reopening. The bellwether survey...
Rotherham and Goldthorpe are two of 15 towns in Yorkshire set to receive a share of £80m to boost regeneration. The announcement from the government says this initial scheme is part of a £3.6 billion investment programme to level up England’s towns in the wake of...
Commenting on the consultation on new powers for the Small Business Commissioner to help small firms with late payment, BCC Director of Policy James Martin said: “With firms continuing to face significant cash flow difficulties, and our research suggesting that late payment has increased during...
Business owner and energy consultant Linda Spencer of Professional Energy Purchasing (PEP) has been part of the 365 Business Club for over 3 years. Linda comments: “I’ve known about the great work that Bluebell Wood do for a long time, but we first started working together...
