A Bitter Bill: How 2025’s Tax Hikes Are Hitting Hospitality Hard
17/04/2025
As the UK hospitality sector fights to regain stability after a turbulent few years, new challenges are making that road even tougher.
As the UK hospitality sector fights to regain stability after a turbulent few years, new challenges are making that road even tougher.
This week, Martin celebrates a landmark anniversary in the US but explains why trade and tariff worries mean the Champagne is staying on ice for now…
To avoid travel and business disruption, it is essential that businesses and individuals understand the requirements under the new ETA scheme.
Mindflow, setup by Causeway technologies, is a charity that will tackle mental health challenges in the construction industry.
Downtown in Business will host a series of events in Quarter 2 of 2025 focussing on economic growth and how England’s regions can contribute to the government’s growth mission.
This week Steven discusses how the Easter holidays are one of those moments in the year that can quietly make a big difference for hospitality businesses.
The social care sector is becoming used to increased levels of scrutiny placed on it by the Home Office.
We are delighted to share a newcomer, Chaophraya for our Venue of the Month for April in Leeds.
We are delighted that United Wolves Productions are our Business of the Month for April 2025. Although United Wolves Productions are experts on video, they wouldn’t class themselves as videographers. They’re filmmakers!
Robbie Blackhurst, Chair at the Centre for Construction Best Practice, has responded to the Chancellor’s Spring Statement.
Sean Keyes CEO of Sutcliffe has commented on the Chancellor’s Spring Statement.
Despite another panning for Rachel Reeves from left and right this week, Frank McKenna explains why the second part of 2025 may be more positive for the chancellor and UK Plc.