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61% of Brits aspire to be their own boss

New research reveals that greater financial support, regulatory change and government-led initiatives that make it easier to start a business are seen as the...

Ten key steps to setting up your own business

Government figures indicate a growing entrepreneurial spirit in the UK, with more than 800,000 new businesses formed last financial year - a 6.4% increase...

Most young people want to be own boss by 30

New research shows that six in 10 young adults plan to be their own boss by the age of 30, with many already taking...

100 of the UK’s most inspiring female entrepreneurs celebrated 

Above: Emma Filby: founder of Anglian Dog Walks Small Business Britain has revealed this year’s most dynamic female entrepreneurs, highlighting a line-up of 100 women running some of...

Top tips for high-growth businesses struggling with the skills crisis

By Michael Doolin, below, founder and Group Managing Director,  Clover HR Businesses in the UK are struggling to recruit the talent they need to...

Take control of your finances and achieve financial freedom 

Ken and Mary Okoroafor, above, are founders of the The Humble Penny and Financial Joy Academy and recently won the Entrepreneur Senior Leader award...

One in three plan to start a new business in 2023

New research has discovered that despite fears that the recession will dampen new business growth in 2023, one in three UK adults (34%) -...

Energy crisis could spark U-turn on return to office plans

UK bosses are considering asking workers to stay at home to save on office energy bills this winter, according to a new survey of...

Quiet Quitting: What’s next for those who do it?

By Lyndon Docherty, above, Chief Executive, HiveMind The phrase “Quiet Quitting” has been trending recently on TikTok, with over three million views from the hashtag...

How SMEs can mitigate the cost-of-living crisis

By Mike Elliff, below, CEO of Tyl by NatWest  UK small businesses are now grappling with a new nemesis: the impact of surging inflation rates...
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