UHY Ross Brooke Chartered Accountants
In today’s economy keeping customers happy and getting them to buy more often is now essential. Happy and successful customers are the lifeblood of any business. They are what transforms your growth from a funnel into a flywheel. So, what are the key areas to focus on? While we know
Millions of households are facing a rise in energy costs, alongside increases in the cost of council tax, water bills and other utilities and there is a warning of fresh energy bill price rises in October. Energy prices have been affected by the Ukraine war and pressure on suppliers. There
Then ask us for a copy of our guide called “57 Ways to Grow Your Business”! Our publication is packed full of bright ideas for the Serious Entrepreneur and starts with the four basics of growth.All the ideas in this guide ultimately revolve around four basic insights about growing a
Our latest brochure (57 ways to grow your business) is a must-read for all serious entrepreneurs, as well as small business startups. Whether your business has been running a while, or is still in the planning stage, this helpful booklet will help you to focus on what really matters in
Help to Grow: Digital is a new UK-wide scheme to help small and medium size businesses (SMEs) adopt digital technologies that are proven to increase productivity. From December 2021, the scheme will offer SMEs free and impartial advice on how technology can help their business. A new online platform will
Do you or someone you know run an inspirational small business that fits the bill for #TheSmallAwards? Then apply for the 2022 Awards. The judges will be looking for evidences of strong community engagement from small businesses whilst also looking for strong performance as an on-going business. The categories are:
At UHY Ross Brooke, we consider small local businesses to be the beating heart of our community and we do our best to support them in not only their accounting and business advisory needs, but also in sourcing our own supplies. In addition, we love the ‘shop local campaign’, which