Finance
The £59.2 billion unpaid tax hole
New HMRC research places an uncomfortably large number on the estimated amount of outstanding unpaid tax. ...
What the Government's Expert Panel on Neurodiversity Means for Managers
TL;DR: On 2 October 2026 the Government's Expert Academic Panel on Neurodiversity, set up by the Department for Work and Pensions and chaired by Professor Amanda Kirby, published its final report and recommendations. The Government published ...
Making an impact (and money!) at the Cambridge Forum
The Cambridge Forum was in full swing again this year at the Corn Exchange with speakers and events showcasing the very best of what Cambridge has to offer. Highlights included an opening session from Cambridge legend Dr. David Cleevely, a major partnership announcement from Crosure, th...
Administrator access – why you need to review yours
Granting Administrator access often starts with a single request. An employee simply needs to install a printer, update a specialist program, or change a setting on their computer. Admin access solves the immediate problem, but it often remains in place long after the task is fini...
Burnham’s high street regeneration package may be too little too late, says Price Bailey
A new £210 million Government package aimed at bringing derelict high street buildings back into use could provide a much-needed boost to footfall and local economies, but more action is needed to address the rising costs facing retail and hospitality businesses, according to financial ...
Explore the Image Ability blog
Explore the Image Ability blog for articles and reflections on image literacy, executive presence, leadership, cultural intelligence and the relationship between how we communicate, behave and present ourselves. Drawing on research, professional practice and cross-cultural experience, t...
Cambridge funding helps The Angels Foundation UK create new wellness centre to support more domestic abuse survivors
After a transformative first year of funding from The Cambridge Building Society, The Angels Foundation UK is celebrating major progress in supporting survivors of domestic abuse across Cambridgeshire - and is setting out plans to build on that growth in year two of its three-year, £150...
East of England business owners remain confident on growth despite Budget concerns and economic uncertainty
East of England business owners remain overwhelmingly confident about their prospects despite concerns about potential tax rises, rising costs and ongoing economic uncertainty, according to new research from S&W. ...
Report from Cambridge Judge Business School and Bain & Company outlines 5 key steps for financial services leaders
The second White Paper in a series produced through a partnership between Cambridge Judge Business School and Bain & Company lays out 5 clear imperatives for financial services C-suite leaders in managing technology transformation and governance issues at this time of rapid economic...
Seeking SMEs interested in finance for energy efficiency or carbon reduction
Energy bills are a growing headache for small businesses, and if you're already tackling yours - switching suppliers, looking at solar, batteries or heat pumps, or exploring flexibility schemes - you can help improve the support banks offer businesses like yours. ...