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  • Honda looks to restart production at Swindon plant on Monday

    December 10, 2020

    Japanese carmaker Honda said that it would try to restart production at its Swindon plant on Monday after a shortage of parts forced it suspend activities. In a statement, the auto giant said: “Production is not running today or Friday with a view to restarting on Monday.” Output was halted yesterday after transport delays at [...]

  • Supermarkets supplying N. Ireland to get three month grace period after transition period

    December 9, 2020

    Supermarkets selling into Northern Ireland will have a grace period to adapt their supply systems to the post-Brexit trading reality, Michael Gove said today. When the Brexit transition period ends at the end of the year, Northern Ireland will remain aligned to the EU’s single market and goods arriving in Northern Ireland will be subject [...]

  • Tesco to complete £8bn sale of Thai and Malaysian units this month

    December 9, 2020

    Tesco is set to complete the sale of its Thailand and Malaysia businesses later this month after all conditions for the deal were satisfied. The UK supermarket giant announced in March that it was going to sell the two Asian businesses to Thai conglomerate CP Group. The deal is worth £8bn. Tesco is seeking to [...]

  • Mike Ashley’s firm should pay its debts to pensioners and taxpayers before it tries to buy Debenhams

    December 8, 2020

    We are living in extraordinary times. At all levels of society people are being asked to make sacrifices — and this includes businesses. This week, news broke that Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group is making a last-minute bid to purchase Debenhams. His company — of Sports Direct fame — has been thriving throughout the crisis, and [...]

  • Kingfisher joins supermarkets in returning business rates relief

    December 7, 2020

    DIY retailer Kingfisher has joined a list of retailers announcing plans to repay millions in business rates relief it received at the start of the pandemic.  The FTSE 100 firm has announced it will pay back £130m in tax relief, pointing to strong sales since it reopened its UK stores in April amid high demand [...]

  • Are supermarkets right to return their business rates relief to the Treasury?

    December 7, 2020

    Are the big supermarkets right to return their business rates relief to the Treasury? Josh Williams, speechwriter and managing director at The Draft, says YES. Doing well in a crisis is a risky business. There is a thin line between those who turn a profit and those who profiteer. The supermarkets have had a good [...]

  • Lidl pays back £100m in business rates relief

    December 4, 2020

    Budget supermarket Lidl has joined the Covid repayment train in announcing it will pay back millions in business rates relief it received at the start of the pandemic.  In March, the supermarket sector along with other retail, hospitality and leisure businesses in England, was granted a business rates holiday for 12 months.  Lidl today said [...]

  • Supermarket heavyweights the Co-op and Waitrose face mounting pressure to return business rates relief

    December 4, 2020

    High street titans the Co-op Group and Waitrose are facing mounting pressure to follow their peers and hand back millions of pounds of business rates relief dished out to keep the companies afloat during the pandemic. The Co-op is facing growing disquiet from members after refusing to emulate rivals Tesco, Morrisons, Asda, Sainsbury’s and Aldi, [...]

  • Exclusive: Government offshoring customs jobs to prep UK firms for Brexit

    December 3, 2020

    A government grant programme is paying for overseas workers to help British logistics firms prepare for Brexit. A loophole in the HM Revenue and Customs’ (HMRC) £50m grant programme means taxpayer funds can be given to train overseas workers as long as their company has a UK base. The Customs Grants Scheme, which is being [...]

  • Asda joins ranks of supermarkets set to return business rates relief

    December 3, 2020

    Asda has joined the growing number of UK supermarkets to hand back business rates relief given by the government to help it through the coronavirus crisis. This afternoon the grocer confirmed that it would repay £340m in emergency support – the fifth supermarket to make such a pledge. Since Tesco first announced it would give [...]

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