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Reacting to today's unveiling of the EU’s Industrial Accelerator Act which supports its Made in Europe agenda

Dorking is officially entering the running to become the UK Town of Culture 2028, a new national competition from the Department for Culture, Media & Sport that celebrates towns using culture, creativity, and community to tell their story.

Silent Pool Gin is thrilled to announce that their Director, Sophie Best, has been awarded the Freedom of The Worshipful Company of Distillers.

Surrey based consultancy Innovationin is celebrating another remarkable milestone after being named a finalist for the Best New Business Award at the 2026 Dynamic Awards. This programme is recognised as the leading celebration of women in business across the South

Today’s Spring Statement confirmed that the UK economy is heading in the right direction, but a further acceleration is needed. 

The British Chambers of Commerce has warned the UK could be sleepwalking into a legislative nightmare

Over a quarter of businesses (27%) say they are currently finding it difficult to pay their energy bills

Reacting to a new 10 per cent US Tariff being introduced overnight instead of the expected 15 per cent.

The Duke of Edinburgh visited University for the Creative Arts (UCA) and its School of Creative & Cultural Industries in Farnham, Surrey, to celebrate it providing 170 years of practice-based, creative education and to meet its current young creatives who study across traditional and emerging arts.

Businesses in Surrey which export small parcels to the EU with a value below €150 per an item face a €3 duty for each one from July.

Sole traders and landlords earning more than £50,000 from self-employment and property are being urged to act now with two months left to prepare for Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax.

Businesses must keep accurate records of holiday entitlement, holiday pay calculations and annual leave processed through payroll for six years from April, it has been revealed. It’s being called R-Day – and every business with payroll systems in Surrey could face criminal prosecution if they fail to abide with strict new compliance rules.