University of Sheffield, Walsin Lihwa and National Taiwan University in landmark Advanced Manufacturing R&D alliance
Mon 3rd August 2026
The University of Sheffield, Walsin Lihwa and National Taiwan University (NTU) have signed a landmark tri-party Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), establishing a world-class strategic research partnership in advanced materials and manufacturing
Sheffield Hallam University sets benchmark for professional development of sports scientists
Mon 27th July 2026
Sheffield Hallam’s School of Sport and Physical Activity has become the first higher education institute to be accepted onto the CASES (Chartered Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences) Accreditation Partnership Scheme
7 Ways Managed IT Services Cut Downtime for UK SMEs
Mon 27th July 2026
When a system goes down in a growing business, it rarely stays an “IT issue” for long. Sales slow down. Orders get delayed. Teams start waiting around. Customers notice. And somebody senior ends up asking why this keeps happening.
Weak Business Confidence Impacting Hiring
Tue 21st July 2026
Patrick Milnes,?Head?of?Policy for People and Work?at the British Chambers of?Commerce, reacts to the latest labour market data from the ONS
UK Exporters Floundering As Headwinds Build
Thu 16th July 2026
New?research by the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) Insights Unit, involving?over 2,400? exporters,?shows overseas exports have fallen dramatically in the second quarter.?
New PM will Inherit Fragile Economy
Thu 16th July 2026
Stuart Morrison, Research Manager at the British Chambers of Commerce, responds to the latest GDP data, published by the Office for National Statistics this morning
Alarm Bells Ringing As Services Exports Fall
Thu 16th July 2026
William Bain,?Head of Trade Policy?at the?British?Chambers of Commerce, comments on?the?latest?trade data released?by the Office for National Statistics
South Yorkshire Businesses Call on Government to Cut Taxes and Red Tape as Confidence Hits New Lows
Thu 16th July 2026
The latest South Yorkshire Quarterly Economic Survey paints a concerning picture for the region's economy, with business sentiment at some of the lowest levels seen in years.
Business Backs Focus On Trade and Devolution
Wed 15th July 2026
Kate Shoesmith, Policy Director at the British Chambers of Commerce, responds to the Chancellor's Mansion House speech
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