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Entries extended for the awards putting solo female founders on a stage of their own

The Solopreneur Awards returns to The Waldorf Hilton, London, on December 6th 2026. Entries have been extended to August 31st following demand, with submissions open now Now in its second…

Innerva Puts Its People First with Transition to Employee Ownership

August 3, 2026

Businesses welcome AI Cabinet role but urge government to turn ambition into action

July 29, 2026

Cross-party MPs and charities call for digital wills reform

July 23, 2026

Business welcomes Burnham’s growth agenda — but warns delivery will be key

July 21, 2026

The Power of Strategic PR – Strategy, Storytelling, and Scale

Hannah Haffield founded Make More Noise in 2015 with a clear ambition – to build a PR agency driven by…

August 6, 2026

In Profile: Simon Shaw. From elite sailor to AI entrepreneur

June 25, 2026

From Kitchen Table Insight to Global Brand: How Catherine Built Hygge Sheets—and Brought a Quiet Conversation into the Open

End of the brain drain? Gen Z opts for careers that are closer to home

After decades of young workers flocking to London and other major cities to start careers, new research suggests that Gen…

August 10, 2026

Sourcing in your sleep: How AI Agents are running SME supply chains overnight

August 10, 2026

What an Andy Burnham premiership means for employers

Dave Capper, CEO of Westfield Health on what Andy Burnham’s approach to prevention, workforce health and economic inactivity could mean for…

June 20, 2026

Over-55s Fitness Community Joins Wellbeing Programme For People In Later Life

June 15, 2026

From Perks to Performance: Building a Wellbeing Strategy That Drives Growth

UK SMEs Need AI Workflow Tests, Not More Tool Licences

The UK wants its small and medium-sized enterprises to become the most digitally capable and AI-confident in the G7. That…

August 4, 2026

If OpenAI Can’t Control Its Own AI, Can Your Business Control Yours?

July 29, 2026

Is Your Team Already Using AI Behind Your Back? Why SMEs Can’t Afford to Ignore “Shadow AI”

The £5,000 cabin bag: Why travellers are carrying more value than ever before

Insurance experts at Everywhen say the hand luggage carried by holiday makers and business travellers has quietly become one of the…

August 5, 2026

CEOs share their tried-and-tested travel hacks

June 25, 2026

Public invited to have their say on self-driving vehicle safety

AI skills aren’t technical skills: what training experts say you need to get back into work

With the latest government figures revealing that more than one million young people are out of work, upskilling is high…

June 8, 2026

Nearly half of UK employers say school leavers are not work-ready

June 3, 2026

AI work slop: What is it & how can UK businesses protect themselves?

The remote-work policies that could put employers at legal risk

By Minami Kanesawa, Co-founder of  WFH Jobs A recent Employment Tribunal ruling found that mandating that employees keep their cameras on during meetings may amount to disability discrimination – and leave…

July 29, 2026