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British SMEs reluctant to grow
Small and medium-sized businesses, often dubbed the engine room of the British economy, are fearful of expansion and growth.
Tuesday 22 September 2026
The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Small and medium-sized businesses, often dubbed the engine room of the British economy, are fearful of expansion and growth.
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Vince Cable has kicked off a wave of activity to boost small businesses, including unveiling the first funding allocation from the British Business Bank’s investment programme…
Business Secretary, Vince Cable has kicked off a wave of activity designed to build and improve on the way Government supports small businesses across the country.
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Staff sickness levels have risen over the last year but employers are doing more to reduce long-term absence from the workplace.