The Institute of Directors urges next Government to see sense on trade

It’s vital that firms prepare for Brexit now says Forbes Burton’s Rick Smith

It’s vital that firms prepare for Brexit now says Forbes Burton’s Rick Smith

With another Brexit deadline looming, Rick Smith, managing director of business rescue and recovery consultants Forbes Burton, dives into how the break from the EU is likely to affect British businesses

New SRSF EU food, plant and timber trade rules should apply deal or no deal

New SRSF EU food, plant and timber trade rules should apply deal or no deal

New animal import rules and rules regarding the trade of plant, seed, and timber come into force next week. These new SRSF regulations should continue to apply even if the UK leaves the EU without a deal, says Defra. Anna Tobin reports

Why the election result will not likely clean up the Brexit mess

Why the election result will not likely clean up the Brexit mess

If Boris Johnson wins the election, the UK will officially leave the EU by the end of January.

Yet leaving the EU will simply be “the end of the beginning,” in Churchill’s famous phrase. The really hard part of Brexit will be about to begin. And there will be just eleven months left before the end of the Transition Agreement on 31 December 2020.

Steer your firm through Brexit uncertainty with these tips from Boyes Turner

Steer your firm through Brexit uncertainty with these tips from Boyes Turner

Barry Stanton, partner and Claire Taylor-Evans, senior associate, at Reading-based law firm Boyes Turner have these tips for helping businesses navigate the uncertainty surrounding Brexi

Part of KellyBronze turkey flock to go Dutch if a satisfactory Brexit deal is not reached

Part of KellyBronze turkey flock to go Dutch if a satisfactory Brexit deal is not reached

Paul Kelly, managing director of Essex-based international turkey breeder Kelly Bronze, spoke to us last year about his arrangements for Brexit. Here he updates us on his plans to open a second base in the Netherlands to get around possible tariff difficulties