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Water bills in England and Wales: how much more might…
Consumers face a sharp rise in water costs after the industry regulator gave permission for companies to increase bills to pay for stopping sewage spills and fi
Scottish businesses secure nearly one-fifth of UK spinout deals
Scotland accounted for almost one-fifth of all UK equity deals involving university spinouts in 2023
Scottish Businesses secure nearly One-Fifth of UK Spinout Deals –…
Scotland accounted for almost one-fifth of all UK equity deals involving university spinouts in 2023, according to new figures from the British Business Ba
Mortgage News: Barclays Among Lenders Joining Rate-Cutting Bandwagon
Find out what’s happening with mortgage rates today and calculate monthly repayments across a range of different rates and deals. 11 July: Co
UK GDP: Growth powers past expectations after washout April –…
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said gross domestic product (GDP) showed 0.4% month-on-month growth in May, following no growth in April as wet wea
UK Government to Deliver “Bus Revolution”
The UK’s new Transport Secretary, Louise Haigh has kickstarted a planned “bus revolution” with a visit to Greater Manchester. This initiative aims
Legal & General-backed Salary Finance in advanced talks about merger
A prominent financial technology company part-owned by Legal & General (L&G) is in talks about a merger that would create one of Britain's
Miliband overrules officials with immediate ban on new North Sea…
Ed Miliband has ordered an immediate ban on new drilling in the North Sea in a decision that overrules his own officials and ri
Business leaders call on UK government to base GB Energy…
Click here to sign up to our free newsletters! A group of business and organisation leaders is calling on the new Labour UK Government to
UK stock market rules shake-up not universally popular
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has given the green light to the biggest shake-up of the rules it uses to govern Britain's listed companies
Water bills: Thames closer to end game as UK pays…
Ofwat's determination that customer bills must rise 21% on average to keep the water industry afloat amounts to an admission of a torrent of failu
Labour is spreading the biggest lie in British politics
Now safely ensconced in the Treasury, Reeves is picking up where the campaign left off. In her first speech as chancellor, earl
