Chancellor urged to 'boost infrastructure and encourage innovation' in Autumn Statement

The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has urged Chancellor George Osborne to include measures to boost infrastructure and encourage innovation in his 2014 Autumn Statement, which will be presented on Wednesday 3 December. Read the full article on our website.

UK borrowing down but deficit still stands

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has released figures showing that Government borrowing dropped from £7.9 billion in October last year to £7.7 billion in October this year. Click here to find out more

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Skills shortage 'hampering UK businesses'

A shortage of skills in key industries is threatening to stifle the economic recovery, according to a survey of almost 300 businesses.  To find out more, read the full article on our website.

New bill of rights 'will benefit businesses and consumers'

Further details of plans to clarify and enhance consumer rights have been unveiled by the Government.  Find out more and read the full article here.

Relaxation of Real Time Information rules extended to 2014

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has announced that the temporary relaxation of its Real Time Information (RTI) reporting rules will be extended until April 2014.  Read the full article here.

Chancellor urged to stimulate business growth ahead of Spending Review

Business groups are calling on the Chancellor George Osborne to stimulate investment and growth ahead of the Government's Spending Review later this month.  To find out more, click here to read the full article.