FSB responds to Government’s immigration announcement
FSB says there is a need to bridge the gap between skills required in today's economy.
FSB: Scottish Budget must protect and extend small firms’ rates relief
Protection and extension of small business rates relief will be key in next month’s Scottish Budget, the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has said.
Small firms call on Ofgem for access to energy contract cooling-off period and standing charges freeze ahead of winter
Some small firms are trapped on high energy tariffs, while over half still cite utility bills as a main driver of rising costs
Autumn Statement SME Response in Wales
FSB Wales responds to Chancellor's Autumn Statement
Chancellor’s “game-changing” decisions on business rates, late payments and self-employed tax welcomed by small firms
FSB responds to the Autumn Statement
Autumn Statement underscores need for return of NI Executive
Northern Ireland businesses need the NI Executive and Assembly restored to see benefits of some of the measures announced in the Autumn Statement
Small Business in Wales look to Autumn Statement
Businesses in Wales await the Chancellor's announcement
Chancellor must concentrate his firepower to help pubs, cafes, and small shops at Autumn Statement
Thousands of pubs, cafes and small shops face sky rocketing business rates bills unless Jeremy Hunt acts at the Autumn Statement.
Skills shortages acting as brake on investment and growth for Wales
New report by leading bodies in Wales shows SME-led skills agenda vital for economic growth
Skills gap is stifling our growth ambitions and leaving us at a standstill, say small firms
FSB's latest Small Business Index (SBI) results show that 22 per cent of small firms identify lack of skilled staff as a stumbling block for growth in the upcoming year