Tried and Tested: Recipes You’ll Love – Turkey & Chestnut Filling: A Thanksgiving Favourite

by Katerina | Nov 20, 2025 | News

«As Thanksgiving approaches, it feels like the perfect moment to celebrate one of my all-time favourite meals: roast turkey with chestnut stuffing and all the trimmings. Although Thanksgiving is not a traditional British holiday, it has become a meaningful occasion...

November 2025 Newsletter: Hydrogen troubles reveal uneasy tech investors

by Katerina | Nov 18, 2025 | News

Fuel cell developer Bramble Energy has entered administration after failing to secure new investment, in turn wiping out sector backer Hydrogen Capital Growth’s £11m equity stake. The collapse follows unsuccessful fundraising efforts, despite commercial interest...

Foodmakers struggle to spin plates

by Katerina | Nov 12, 2025 | News

Recent insolvencies in the UK’s food manufacturing sector reveal the complexities of the supply chain that ends with tough-minded supermarket chains and stricken hospitality groups. Scotch Frost of Glasgow, an importer and distributor of high-quality produce and...

Budget could step up bankruptcy tempo

by Katerina | Nov 5, 2025 | News

A character in Ernest Hemingway’s first novel asked a much-misquoted question: “How did you go bankrupt?”. The famous reply was: “Two ways, gradually and then suddenly.” The forthcoming Autumn Budget may quicken the pace for many already entering the gradual phase of...

Renter Act will hasten landlord exodus

by Katerina | Oct 29, 2025 | News

Buy-to-let landlords are heading for the door, despite huge rental demand driven by high mortgage costs. Red tape and tax are being blamed for the exodus, which is forcing a chronic shortage of homes for tenants. The period of relatively cheap mortgages for both...