Consumer Borrowing Slows 5th January 2018. British households’ borrowing binge has fallen back to its slowest pace in two years, indicating the peak of the boom may now be in the past. Unsecured borrowing grew by 9.1 percent in the

Retailers Expect Struggle With New Accountancy Standards 4th January 2018. Up to 90% of UK high street retailers are not keeping competent accountancy records and are potentially living beyond their means, according to analysis by Aptitude Software. Aptitude Software estimates that

MoJ Spends Millions on Digital Courts 4th January 2018.  The Ministry of Justice is spending tens of millions of pounds to help deliver online and digital court programmes. The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) is paying £30 million to professional services

Cotswolds Face Highest House Price Rise 3rd January 2018.  House prices in the Gloucestershire town of Cheltenham rose more rapidly than in any other part of the UK in 2017, while Perth in Scotland fell sharply, according to new research.

UK Businesses Struggling to Pay On Time 3rd January 2018. Most businesses take more than 30 days to pay their suppliers, with the average term reaching as high as 113 days, a new survey has found. According to new research