Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) writes to Rishi Sunak to encourage move away from “eye-wateringly expensive” tax break for big corporates and towards support for community firms Calls for action on employment costs, business rates and help for migrant …
What a great start to 2022 for Merewyn Sayers of Sayers Solutions. As an active volunteer for FSB (Federation of Small Business) Merewyn was invited to take part in the FSB Volunteer Recognition 2022 event in February, where more than …
As part of International Women’s Day this year Merewyn thought she’d share with you, two of her inspirations. The first is my own funny onion, who has made me more aware than ever, how important it is to #breakthebias The …
Entrepreneur and small business champion Martin McTague has been appointed National Chair of the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), the UK’s biggest organisation representing small businesses and the self-employed. Martin takes over from outgoing National Chair, Mike Cherry, who has …
Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) urges Government to mitigate impact of National Insurance Contributions (NICs) and dividend taxation hikes taking effect on 6 April New analysis shows move will hurt areas earmarked for investment in Government white paper National Living …
Looking ahead to today’s expected announcement from the Prime Minister on Covid restrictions in England, Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) National Chair Mike Cherry said: “Small firms right across England will be hoping that this week definitively marks the end of …
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There is an old saying that “You can only make one first impression” – but are first impressions always accurate? And if not, at which point should we challenge our perception of that first impression? A few months ago, following …
Come and join the first Giants Women in Business event of 2022 at the John Smith’s Stadium on Wednesday 09th March!! Giants Women In Business Lunch Event is a perfect time to come together, make some meaningful connections with other …
New figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that the economy shrank by 0.2% in December during another disrupted festive season, with output in consumer facing services down 3%. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is estimated to have grown by 7.5% last …
Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) highlights how cutting jobs tax will unleash recruitment of apprentices as skills shortages bite and levelling up plans published Apprenticeship starts drop by more than 30% following introduction of Apprenticeship Levy and close to 20% between …