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AnalysisSmall business support programme to launch in April for businesses in York
The Federation of Small Businesses (FDS) is set to launch a new programme of events and activities in April, to deliver support for the self-employed, small businesses and microbusinesses, in York.
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The Great British Entrepreneur Awards 10 Year Anniversary Series: Juliet Barratt
2022 marks the 10th year of The Great British Entrepreneur Awards, and all of the talent and success we’ve seen over the last decade is definitely something worth celebrating. Last year alone we received 4800 entries, filled with amazing entrepreneurs, and we’re expecting that this year will be even bigger.
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The new era of flexible finance: Why start-ups are embracing portfolio CFOs
In this article, Addition Finance founder and former portfolio CFO, Graham Davies explores the benefits of hiring a portfolio CFO and what makes a great one.
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Business West takes part in West of England Black Interns Pilot
Diversity is a big challenge to everyone in business these days.
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£1m apprenticeship fund set to help small businesses support new talent
Earlier this month, over a million pounds was pledged to help people across the West of England develop new skills through an apprenticeship fund.
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Birmingham Tech Week 2021 showcases West Midlands’ fast-growing technology cluster
This year’s Birmingham Tech Week (11-15 October) brought together 1,500 attendees for face-to-face events, and over 1,000 for online sessions, to celebrate the achievements of the West Midlands’ tech sector and explore its future significance as the country’s fastest growing digital hub.
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£400M from chancellor for Midlands engine investment fund
Businesses in the Midlands are set to benefit from the next generation of the Midlands Engine Investment Fund (MEIF) thanks to a £400 million allocation from the Chancellor, to be delivered by the British Business Bank.
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Tech festival attracts global brands and big investors to the Humber
A festival of technology which was only launched two years ago is about to make a return as a global gathering with industry leaders jetting in from the United States and the Middle East to highlight Hull and Humber’s worldwide connections.
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No dallying in the dales: Yorkshire revealed as UK’s Startup Hub 2021
A study carried out by the research team at startups.co.uk reveals Yorkshire as the region most likely to see a post-pandemic startup boom. Not only has the region seen one of the largest increases in startups between 2019 and 2020, it also boasts one of the highest startup densities and startup contributions to regional turnover.
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VC Investors From Across The UK In Belfast To Seek Deals With NI Firms
More than 80 investors meeting with local start-ups and scale ups during two-day programme.
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Sustainability vs wellbeing: Balancing the office return
With pandemic restrictions gradually being lifted, reintegration to the office is now on the table, but is it for the best? Is there a balance to be found between sustainability and wellbeing that can give us the positives without the negatives?
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5 ways to support working parents during the school holidays
The school holidays can be an incredibly stressful time for employees with childcare responsibilities. Here’s how you can support them during this time.
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Pronoun badges: Supporting gender identity in the workplace
Trans employees still face a lot of stigma at work. Here’s how to walk the talk when it comes to trans inclusion.
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“Outdated mindsets are holding us back”: A VC’s take on representation and opportunity
Sahil Chopra believes that the next 10 years will bring more billion-dollar exits from startups started by female and minority founders. But this can’t be achieved as long as we’re living with a ‘this is just how things are’ mindset.
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Good news: Business creation is at an all-time high, says Virgin Money expert
Graeme Sands, Head of Business Products and Lending at Virgin Money explains why tough times make resilient entrepreneurs and what you can do to get your business off the ground right now.
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Why it’s important for SMEs to be net zero
Back in June 2019, the UK became the first major global economy to pass laws to end its contribution to global warming by 2050. Here’s why it’s so important for the nation’s small-to-medium sized businesses to play their part when it comes to reaching net zero.
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The Pensions Regulator’s home inspections could affect remote workers
The Pensions Regulator’s new powers includes the right to enter some premises as a result of people continuing to work from home. Specialist pensions lawyers Anne-Marie Winton and Danyal Enver, Arc Pensions Law, share their advice on how you can prepare.
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Budget 2021: Reaction
A “swifter and more sustained” economic recovery, furlough extended, business rate holiday extended, corporation tax increased. There was a lot to get through in the Chancellor’s Budget statement. But what does the business community think?
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Budget 2021: What we already know
There was a time, not so long ago, that the details of the Chancellor’s Budget statement were closely guarded secrets. And even if certain policies were rumoured, they weren’t confirmed by the government.
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