Andrew Griffiths, the government's small business minister, has resigned following claims in a newspaper he sent 2,000 sexual messages to two constituents. more»

The Labour Party’s shadow small business minister, Bill Esterson, has slammed the government's record on supply chain practices and claimed the opposition is the only party able to fight the corner of Britain’s small business owners. more»

HMRC is urging people to stay vigilant and aware of fraudsters who are using emails and text messages to con people out of their money. more»

The government has set aside £300m for investment in AI research projects, signalling its hopes to make the UK the global leader in the technology. more»

In recent years, there has been much controversy about the fact companies like Amazon, Google and Facebook are generating significant value in the UK while paying very little tax. So how committed is the government to taxing these big players? more»

The government warns the public not to fall for a telephone scam which asks you to make unnecessary and premium-rate calls to the insolvency service. more»

New legislation to repeal so-called “staircase tax” has been announced by the government, with a promise of backdated payments to affected business owners. more»

People in England could soon to pay a deposit on drinks bottles and cans, as the government announces plans to increase recycling rates and cut waste. more»

The two inquiries will question whether enough is being done to protect smaller UK firms from the unfair treatment of larger companies and banks. more»

The MP voiced his concerns that too many small businesses are unable to take legal action against banks because they can’t afford to challenge them in the courts. more»