-
Pubs set for relief from packaging charges
Read the full story: Pubs set for relief from packaging chargesGovernment changes could reduce duplicate packaging charges for British pubs. From April 2027, glass containers supplied directly to licensed venues will be exempt from certain producer responsibility fees, with potential savings for hospitality operators.
Latest stories —
-
Treasury considers extending sugar tax to include milkshakes
The UK government proposes extending the sugar tax to milk-based…
-
Labour’s benefit cuts could cost UK economy billions, warns Trussell Trust
Labour’s benefit cuts risk costing the UK economy over £38bn…
-
UK supermarkets spend hundreds of millions on promotions as grocery price war heats up
UK supermarkets ramp up promotions, spending £347m on deals to…
-
Eni and UK government move forward with Liverpool Bay carbon storage network
Italian energy company Eni and the UK Government have reached…
-
UK launches integrity principles to strengthen carbon and nature credit markets
The UK government has unveiled a set of six proposed…
-
UK employers prioritise reskilling to tackle talent gaps
Faced with evolving workforce demands, UK businesses are investing in…
-
UK inflation dips to 2.6% but April price pressures loom
UK inflation eased to 2.6% in March, offering brief relief…
-
Fast-charging battery firm Nyobolt raises $30 million for expansion
Cambridge-based battery innovator Nyobolt has raised $30 million, with aims…
-
Stubborn wage growth complicates Bank of England’s next move
UK wage growth remains high at 5.9%, clouding interest rate…
-
EY fined over second audit failure in a week
Regulator issues fresh penalty for audit breaches as scrutiny intensifies…
Read the latest edition of Business Quarter:
Featured —
Gain the inside edge —
Stay updated with expert insights, advice, and stories from the comfort of your inbox. Sign up to the BQ Briefing and stay ahead of the curve.
Leadership —
-
Whitbread shareholders reject Corvex boardroom challenge
Whitbread shareholders decisively reject an activist investor’s proposed board appointment. Corvex’s nominee was defeated with 83.4% voting against, allowing the existing board to continue its five-year restructuring programme.
