A south east London museum and a farm shop are among the 105 businesses in the running to win a national award. Muddy Stilettos have announced the UK finalists for the National... Read more »
Muddy Stilettos have announced the UK finalists for the National Muddy Awards, bringing together businesses across a range of sectors from hospitality to the arts in 21 categories. This year, seven businesses... Read more »
West London College has held its third business breakfast networking event of the academic year at its Ealing Green College campus. Guest speakers, David Woods from the British Business Bank and Deryck... Read more »
Kingston University and the University of the Arts London (UAL) have joined forces to develop a Creative and Digital Innovation Cluster offering businesses across South London opportunities to access research-based expertise. The... Read more »
Calls are growing louder for the federal government to extend the loan repayment deadline for small businesses that took out federal loans during the pandemic to tide them over. The Canada Emergency... Read more »
The aim of the Good Food Awards is to celebrate and acknowledge “culinary excellence” across the UK. The awards began in 2002 and the organisation has worked to “promote and bolster local,... Read more »
Mark Drakeford’s ULEZ-style war on motorists was today branded ‘stupid’ by locals who warned it could hurt businesses as fears grow that the plan to expand the number of 20mph roads could... Read more »
Richmond upon Thames is the safest borough in London and we are committed to continuing to work with local businesses to make the borough even safer for all our residents. Our approach... Read more »
N uisance pedicab operators are endangering visitors and threatening the reputation of the West End, local business owners have warned. Bright pink pedicab operators have become a feature of any night in... Read more »
When Sadiq Khan’s cycling tsar went on a podcast to brag how business has boomed across London thanks to Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs), small traders felt in their bones this was wrong. ... Read more »