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The UK’s medium-sized firms are taking huge risks when it comes to their energy supplies, with many lacking appropriate energy resilience strategies.

Pubs across England and Wales are ‘disappearing’ at a rate of around 15 a week, as rising business rates hit the sector hard.

Retailers in the South East are reportedly in a healthier position ahead of the festive season, according to a new analysis of the sector.

Arron Kendall and Simon Thomas, Partners of Moorfields Advisory, were appointed Joint Administrators of The Bridge Hotel, Prestbury on 24th October 2017.

UK small businesses are bracing themselves for a prolonged period of uncertainty as government Brexit negotiations continue to prove fruitless.

UK firms are cutting back on business trips as they face mounting pressure to cut their operating costs, a new study has revealed.

Productivity among the UK’s small businesses varies greatly across the nation, with the City of London 26 times more productive than the least productive region.

Simon Thomas and Arron Kendall, Partners of Moorfields Advisory Limited, were appointed Joint Administrators of Hotcha Limited and Hotcha Group Limited on 18th October 2017.

A rising number of UK businesses are showing signs of financial distress in the wake of higher operational costs, new figures show.

The UK construction sector is unprepared for the introduction of General Data Protection Regulation, a new report into the sector has revealed.

Nicholas O’Reilly and Simon Thomas of leading restructuring and insolvency firm, Moorfields Advisory, have today 19 October 2017 been appointed Administrators of Ridee Limited t/a Jinn.

Millennial employees are most likely to leave their business open to cyber-attacks, new research has claimed.

British firms could be left facing an additional £1 billion tax bill in 2018, unless action is taken to freeze business rates, it has been claimed.

Simon Thomas and Arron Kendall, Partners of Moorfields Advisory, were appointed Joint Administrators of Beechtree House Limited and St Mary’s (Dover) Limited on 4th October 2017.

Business confidence among small firms is dropping faster now than in the wake of last year’s EU referendum, new research shows.

Small businesses that automate parts of their operations could save themselves time when tackling late payments, new research has claimed.

In cases of unpaid debt, a creditor may opt to use a winding up petition in a bid to recover the money they are owed.

The ability of small businesses to access funding is being directly hit by the slow payment culture that exists across the UK.

Technology failures are causing UK workers to lose nine days a year on average, new research has claimed.

Brexit ranks as the number one threat to British businesses over the next two years, according to a survey of the insolvency and restructuring sectors.

The output among UK workers was more than 15% lower than the average for the G7 nations in 2016, new data shows.

More than a third of UK small businesses believe they are operating at or below the ‘security poverty line’, according to new research.

The UK’s slow payment culture is severely impacting on the ability of small firms to do business as uncertain cash flows are limiting growth, new research has found.

The majority of the UK’s small businesses are failing to take advantage of a boom in mobile shopping as they have not optimised their websites for smartphones.

Nearly a third of nurseries in the North West face an above average risk of failure for the next 12 months, new figures predict.

Rising costs and red tape are the biggest barriers to start-up businesses in the UK, new research has claimed.