The UK's small manufacturers have enjoyed the highest demand for domestic orders in two years, according to an industry survey, but rising costs could soon undermine growth. more»

Business recovery firm Begbies Traynor's latest report found that small food producers account for 94 per cent of the companies in financial distress in food retail. more»

Almost 80 per cent of small construction firms believe that the heavy-handed? planning process of councils does not benefit smaller developers, according to a new report. more»

After the dramatic result of the EU referendum, one way that UK manufacturers have benefitted is by exploiting the decreased value of the pound to become more competitive in the international marketplace. more»

The chancellor, Philip Hammond, has promised to invest 1bn in UK digital infrastructure by 2020/21 implementing a full-fibre network. more»

Small manufacturing companies in Britain have the strongest expectations for export growth in almost three decades, as new research indicates that firms are expecting to capitalise on the falling value of the pound. more»

Following plans for the construction of a third runway at Heathrow Airport receiving a green-light from the government, key industry bodies have welcomed the opportunities presented to small businesses. more»

Shadow chancellor John McDonnell will tell the Labour Party conference that a Labour-led government will create an entrepreneurial state? in Britain. more»

The UK stationary market has witnessed a significant resurgence in the last few years. Stationary sales jumped 10 per cent in 2014, with a five per cent year-on-year increase since then. Lifestyle brands such as Coles Pens are learning to tap into consumer sentiment for more traditional ways to write and communicate. more»

As a dog-lover, Victoria Stent had grown increasingly concerned about the poor ingredients in most dog food and snacks on the market starting her venture to specialise in handmade, natural and wheat-free treats for dogs. more»