by Jeev Sahoo | J May, 2026 | Business Surrey, Events, Local news, Technology
Hundreds of young people with additional needs attended the Surrey Transitions Fair 2026, an event designed to help students explore future education, training and career opportunities after secondary school. Hosted by Surrey County Council, the event brought together...
by Jeev Sahoo | J May, 2026 | Article, job centre, Recruitment
Recruitment Support Jobcentre Plus Offers No-Fee Recruitment Support for UK Businesses Businesses looking to recruit can access practical support through Jobcentre Plus, including vacancy advertising, local employer advisers and guidance on building a future...
by Tracey Carter | J Apr, 2026 | Featured, FSB News, Local Business, Local news
Hello to all our brilliant Surrey businesses and partners, Spring is in full swing, and with the Easter holidays upon us, it’s a great moment to pause, reset, and look ahead to the opportunities the new season brings. Across Surrey, the energy in our business...
by Karen Porter | J Mar, 2026 | Featured, Finance, High Street, Local Business, Local news, Retail, Spelthorne Business, Staines-upon-Thames, Surrey Business News
The High Streets Support and Innovation programme continues to be delivered across Surrey this spring. Nearly 140 businesses have registered so far – and online events are now available. The Surrey High Street Growth and Innovation Programme is open to a wide range of...
by Karen Porter | J Mar, 2026 | Economy Growth, Events, High Street, Local Business, Local news, Retail, Skills & Employment, Spelthorne Business, Training
Advice and support, Business news The High Street Support and Innovation Programme will support hundreds of small and medium businesses in Surrey’s town and villages. Find out how you can get involved with this fully-funded scheme, which is running this spring. The...
by Karen Porter | J Mar, 2026 | Community, Developments, Featured, Local news, Spelthorne Borough Council, Spelthorne Business, Staines-upon-Thames
Local government in Surrey is changing to make the system simpler, more connected, and better able to meet local needs. This is called Devolution and Local Government Reorganisation. From April 2027, the existing county council and 11 district and borough councils...
