S. Himmat Singh Sohi, President of Sri Guru Singh Sabha Southall, extends his well wishes and congratulations to Keir Starmer, the newly elected Prime Minister, on behalf of the congregation. Labour’s victory in yesterday’s election has been met with enthusiasm and support from the Southall

It’s the day that many people have been waiting for, after a 14 year Conservative rule in government the British public have voted and Labour has won by a landslide.But how will this impact SMEs? I set out to find out the opinion from Britain’s

Following a decisive victory in the general election, the Labour Party now commands a substantial majority, placing them in a powerful position to influence the UK’s economic and technological future. As businesses and industries look to the new government for direction, two key voices in the

The Labour Party’s recent victory has set the stage for substantial reforms in employment law, with significant implications for UK SMEs. As businesses brace for these changes, understanding their potential impact is crucial for effective navigation and compliance. Major Proposed Changes and Their Implications Removal of National Minimum

The British banking sector has called for the next government to penalise startups that accept state aid and subsequently list abroad. UK Finance, in a recent paper, suggested that subsidies and tax breaks should be reclaimed if companies do not demonstrate a “two-way commitment” to the

The British banking sector has called for the next government to penalise startups that accept state aid and subsequently list abroad. UK Finance, in a recent paper, suggested that subsidies and tax breaks should be reclaimed if companies do not demonstrate a “two-way commitment” to the

Businesses are planning to moderate both price increases and pay rises over the next year, bolstering the case for the Bank of England to cut interest rates at its upcoming August meeting. A June survey by the Bank revealed businesses expect to increase salaries by an

Major reforms planned to skills and employment policy will require careful consultation, warns the CIPD, UK’s HR body In response to the general election results Peter Cheese, chief executive of the CIPD, the professional body for HR and people development, comments: “We welcome the new Government

If the Labour Party are to follow through with the tax proposals in their General Election manifesto, Rachel Reeves has already been backed into a corner. That is the opinion of Nimesh Shah, CEO of tax and business advisory firm, Blick Rothenberg, said: “The manifesto promises