Business Credit Cards UK: Pros and Cons for Small Businesses
At the right time and in the right way, a credit card could help squeeze your business through a cashflow crisis or blip. But think it through and proceed with caution.
Starting a business at university: a 2026 founder’s guide
Starting a business whilst at uni can be the perfect time to earn extra money and build a business for when you finish. Here’s how Naomi Stevens did it.
Staff Wellbeing and Safety Training: UK Employer Guide 2026
Training your team is not a one-off induction box to tick. For UK employers, staff wellbeing and safety training sits at the intersection of legal duty, productivity, and retention. The Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 requires you to provide information, instruction, and supervision to keep employees safe. In 2026, that obligation now […]
How to Reach Senior Leadership: A 2026 UK Guide for Women
What can we learn from people who’ve made it to the top of their profession?
Gender Pay Gap in UK Law: 2026 Data and Action Steps
The UK legal professional is now pretty much gender balanced in terms of employment. Does that translate in gender equal pay?
How to Protect Your Phone Against Text Smishing in 2026
Text message fraud, or smishing, is a growing risk for women founders and women-led businesses running a UK company from a mobile phone. Ofcom research published in 2024 found that 82% of UK adults received a suspicious text, call, or message in the previous three months (Ofcom, 2024). UK Finance reported that total fraud losses […]
Starting a UK Business From the Ground Up: Tech Tools
Starting a business from the ground up in the UK means juggling company formation, tax registration, marketing and cash flow at the same time. The right tech stack can cut the administrative burden and keep costs low while you prove your idea. According to Women in Business: Key UK Facts, women-led businesses are a major […]
8 Flexible Jobs Busy Parents Can Do From Home in 2026
Working from home has become a practical way for mothers to earn without sacrificing family time. For parents juggling school runs, nursery drop-offs and the rising cost of childcare, the option to build an income around school hours and sick days is valuable. With the government’s 30-hour funded childcare offer extended to children from nine […]
Women in Tech UK: Why Patience Is Still Not a Pay Strategy
Last week, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella told women that asking for a pay rise is bad karma. Jessica Laporte responds.