Come and join us for the Hillingdon and Uxbridge Business Breakfast (HUBB). Organised by Ward Williams Chartered Accountants, working in partnership with Hillingdon Chamber of Commerce. We believe in connecting our HUBB members with as many new businesses and contacts as possible. Our breakfast events have a monthly selected speaker and allow local businesses to network…
During this session, Brunel will explore why and what your customers may not be happy about. They will go through their touchpoints with your service and products and together look into possible managerial actions that you may take forward to enhance your service delivery. If your business is based in one of the seven…
Please join Brunel University at it's upcoming MBA and PG Business Fair on Friday, 17th February. Companies will find very motivated, experienced and knowledgeable students looking for their next step after Brunel. This fair is a great opportunity to meet potential candidates for roles that do not necessarily have to be entry level or…
This webinar will provide advice for anyone who is interested in bidding for Network Rail and HS2 contracts and / or supply chain opportunities with main contractors. Mike Raynor from Raynor Bid Consultancy will give an overview of rail procurement, describe where to find opportunities, explain the common themes in rail tenders and give practical…
Employee reward strategies shouldn’t be one size fits all, but it is possible to create a strategy that works for your whole organisation. A successful reward strategy knits reward with purpose, business and people goals and culture and values. Putting a strategy in place not only aids talent retention and recruitment, but sees your people…
Managing your imports has always been important, even more so now that goods coming from the EU are considered imports and have to comply with third country customs regulations. Since January 2021 full Import Customs Declarations have been mandatory for goods coming from the EU and, even if using an agent, the legal responsibility for…
Brunel University London invites you to this event highlighting how businesses and universities can work together to accelerate business growth through the Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) programme. Speakers will include Brunel academics and businesses with experience of the KTP scheme, as well as a London-based Knowledge Transfer Adviser to give an overview of the scheme…
In this webinar, HMRC’s will explain their new VAT penalties and VAT interest changes. These will replace the VAT default surcharge for VAT accounting periods starting on or after 1 January 2023. Register here
This is a reminder that on Saturday 25 February, local Member of Parliament, John McDonnell, will be holding a community conference. Topics to be discussed will include local health needs, social care provision, policing, the role of local schools and colleges, the changes in the built environment and how to protect and improve…
A special event will be held on Sunday 26 February at the Hayes & Harlington Community Centre for small ethnic minority businesses to come together as part of their efforts to build back after the Covid pandemic. Organised by a group of social enterprises and the Somali National Helpline it will run from 1pm…
Join the British Business Bank virtually on Wednesday 1 March from 10.00am to 11.30am for a live stream of the latest findings from the Bank's annual in-depth analysis of the UK's small business finance markets. Hosted by Kirsty Wark, broadcaster and journalist, the event will be opened by Louis Taylor, CEO, British Business Bank. There will then…
Now is a good time to check up on the key changes affecting payroll for the 2023 to 2024 tax year. Get an overview of the main changes affecting the way you deal with employee and payroll matters by joining HMRC's live webinar, where you can ask questions using the on-screen text box. Join…
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