Salary sacrifice and electric company cars - Katie Williams of Hazlewoods
Electric company cars are growing in popularity and can be a tax efficient benefit.
Series 4 #7 Punchline Talks! With Daniel O'Neill, Ian Mean, Rupert Swetman and Cllr Tim Gwilliam
Series 4, episode 7, Punchline Talks!
Is your current business model fit for the future? Claire Clift of Azets
A robust business model can help businesses keep on track and move forward towards strategic aims and objectives.
How Gloucestershire is preparing for the grey pound - Leanne Champney of SF Planning Ltd
The grey pound is an idiom for the economic power of older people. Given that local councils are there to provide for their population, it is ever more important to account for the grey pound.
Is buying a property a good investment? Enzo Mora of The Mortgage Brain
That's the million-dollar question - says Enzo Mora, CEO and founder of Gloucester-based The Mortgage Brain.
Demystifying growth strategies - James Whittaker of Hazlewoods
The significant impact the pandemic has had on the economy over the last 18 months has created both challenges and opportunities for businesses.
Punchline Talks! With David Jackson, Emily MacKenzie, Will Abbott and Neill Ricketts
Series 4, episode 6.
Punchline Talks! The BiG Interview with Rob Lister, MD of Lister Unified Communications
Rob Lister has run Lister Unified Communications Ltd for over twenty years with his brother Tom Lister.
Sale of company shares to another shareholder - Jaron Crooknorth of Tayntons Solicitors
When a shareholder wants to sell their shares or leave a small company it can upset the equilibrium of the business.
Can you teach an old dog new tricks? Nicholas Gratton of Randall & Payne
We have all heard, and probably said, such things as: you can't teach an old dog new tricks; stuck in the mud; set in their ways.
Punchline Talks! The BiG Interview with Moreton Cullimore, MD of the Cullimore Group
The Cullimore Group, based in Frampton-on-Seven, is a family-owned business.
How to prepare your business for sale in a world of COVID - Jaron Crooknorth of Tayntons Solicitors
There are plenty of reasons you may be thinking of selling your business: retirement, poor health, you need a change, you want to cash in on years of hard work.
In self-assessment? Plan ahead to avoid nasty tax surprises - Rob Stokes of Optimum
October 31 was once a date firmly in the diaries for those filing a paper self-assessment tax return, writes Rob Stokes.
Punchline Talks! The BiG interview with Cordell Ray, CEO of CCP
Cordell Ray MBE, is the charismatic leader of the charity Caring for Communities and People (CCP).
Changes to employers’ obligations and employment law updates - Matthew Clayton of Willans LLP
Several key changes have recently been announced in the world of employment law with more changes on the horizon for employers and HR teams to be aware of, explains Matthew Clayton.
Every little helps when it comes to your dream home – Enzo Mora of The Mortgage Brain
What would your dream home look like and where would it be? Property portal Rightmove asked the nation, and the results are surprising.
Punchline Talks! The BiG interview with Tim Gwilliam, leader of Forest of Dean District Council
Watch Punchline's latest The B!G Interview with Tim Gwilliam, leader of Forest of Dean District Council - a position he has held for five years.
How to determine and obtain the right type of finance to support growth - Martyn Freeman of Azets
In today's financial landscape, finding the best funder for your business is more complex than ever.
Selling a business on retirement - Diana Eames of Davies & Partners
Diana Eames, associate solicitor at Davies & Partners in Gloucester, talks about the key factors involved in selling a business on retirement.
Punchline Talks! The BiG interview with Phil McCormick, MD and owner of Nicks Timber Ltd
Watch Punchline's latest The B!G Interview with Phil McCormick MD and owner of Nicks Timber Ltd - the oldest continually owned family business in the county, established in 1856.
Pensions in divorce; the possible pitfalls - Sharon Giles of Willans LLP solicitors
Pensions are all too often overlooked in a divorce, yet they are often one of the most valuable resources that a married couple have.
Understanding your accounts - Nikki Cairns of Randall & Payne
The intricacies of accounts and tax cannot be summed up in one article, but there are some simple points that when clarified could help you to understand what you are signing.
Probate pitfalls to avoid in estate administration - Laura Roberts of Tayntons Solicitors
After someone dies, their affairs need to be wound up and their estate distributed to the beneficiaries entitled to inherit. This can often be time-consuming and complex.
Three top tips for a healthy relationship with your pension - Brian Morman of Brunsdon Financial
Here Brian Morman from Brunsdon Financial talks about the importance of good pension health and the part it can play in our wellbeing.
Managing the return to work with changes to an employee's role - Margaret Adewale of The HR Dept
When a business is forced to change, it's possible that roles and responsibilities will also need to change - explains Margaret Adewale, director of The HR Dept Gloucester.
The drive for self-build housing - Chris Moore of McLoughlin Planning
Chris Moore, senior planner at Cheltenham-based McLoughlin Planning, believes self-build housing is the way forward and it's time to roll up our sleeves.
Punchline Talks! The BiG interview with Esther Croft, development director of Reef Group
Esther Croft is the development director of Reef Group, working alongside Gloucester City Council, to breathe new life into the city.
Punchline Talks! With Chun Kong, Alasdair Garbutt and Margaret Adewale
This episode marks the end of series 3.
Cash - the greatest source of funding of them all - Claire Clift, partner at Azets
A growing and expanding business needs fresh injections of funding.
Punchline Talks! The B!G Interview with Ruth Dooley, Hazlewoods and GFirst LEP
GFirst LEP recently announced the appointment of Ruth Dooley as its new chair.
Punchline Talks! Business Briefers with Chris Creed, Chris Nelson and Claire Thayers
Series 3, episode 19.
Divorce is up, marriages are down. Stark realities of pandemic fallout - Madison Noel of Tayntons
The global health crisis and lockdown measures have put increased pressure on families and relationships.
Three key areas businesses should consider with the end of CJRS - Ryan Moore of Randall and Payne
Now that many of the social restrictions on our lives have been lifted by the UK Government, it follows too that the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme is set to end on September 30.
EPC ratings for commercial buildings: A guide for landlords - Ian Eggleton of Evans Jones
Ian Eggleton, director of Building Consultancy at Evans Jones Planning and Property Consultancy takes a look at changes to the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) regulations and their impact on landlords.
Lessons learned in lockdown for a million-pound business - Nick Eden of CloudTamers
What do tree surgery and cloud computing have in common? The answer, of course, is pretty much nothing.
Punchline Talks! With Simon Ford, David Jackson, Neill Ricketts and Wendy Walker
Series 3, episode 18.
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