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Volume 247 Circulation: 1992 25 November 2011

Autumn Statement must instil confidence and remove barriers to job creationThe FSB is urging the Chancellor to continue toprovide the foundations for long term growth, with aparticular focus on reducing regulation as well as

addressing the pressing problem of rising youthunemployment in his forthcoming AutumnStatement. With youth unemployment breaking onemillion, the FSB believes that the Governments

priority should be to adopt measures to get youngpeople into work before they become detached fromthe labour market.

And, given the seriousness of the situation and therisk of youth unemployment becoming entrenched,the FSB believes now is the time to focus a National

Insurance Contributions holiday targeted at young people taken on by small firms, as astep towards a wider NICs holiday for micro businesses. The FSB urges the Governmentto be bold and to put in place measures that will raise long term sustainable growth, and

address long standing barriers to enterprise.

Gordon Millward, Regional Chairman of the FSB, said:The Autumn Statement mustbring in measures to address the longer-term structural issues which are holding back

enterprise and job creation. For small businesses to welcome the statement, they needto see clear evidence that policies already announced are having an effect on the

ground. Too often, the impression is that good intentions are not translated into tangiblebenefits for businesses.

The FSB Autumn Statement submission letter can be viewed at:http://www.fsb.org.uk/frontpage/assets/fsb%20autumn%20statement%20letter%2021

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Red Tape challenge rail regulations

The Red Tape Challenge has now moved to focus on the almost 200 rail transportregulations in the industry. The consultation aims to encourage passengers andbusinesses to have a say on how to remove badly thought out and obsolete regulations

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Sub-contractors and suppliers wanted for MOD contractUK Build Net would like to receive expressions of interestsfrom locally based sub-contractors and suppliers to assist inthe delivery of an MOD Framework Contract. The Frameworkwill be used to deliver construction projects valued up to 12macross the Defence estate. The estimated value of the

Framework is 100m - 250m over four years. As a minimum,sub-contractors should comply with ISO 14001 Environmental

Standard, ISO 9001 Quality Management Standard and have a Health and SafetyManagement System accredited by a recognised third party. Industry Days will be held

on 13th December 2011 (Cambridge) and 14th December 2011 (Nottingham). Pleaseregister your interest through ukbuildnet

To reply visit:http://www.ukbuildnet.com/listing.php?user=adminframework&listing_id=1687__________________________________

Can you spare twenty-five quid to lend to a start-up business in Barnsley?

There is a buzz being created inBarnsley as young people are

being encouraged to explore andexperience setting up their ownbusiness. After a successful pilotearlier this year involving five local

schools and local entrepreneursthe I Know I Can Barnsley BigChallenge has gone live. Theinitiative is being led and

supported by employers on the Barnsley Work and Skills Board.

The IKIC Barnsley Big Challenge competition is a borough wide initiative that encouragesyoung people aged from 11 to 19 to set up their own business, with a possible initial 25loan from a local entrepreneur as well as their ongoing support to help develop thebusiness idea, make money and compete with other businesses for top honours.

The organisers are looking for local businesses willing to share their experiences andinvest in the next generation. Those who get involved will be asked to invest 25 and afew hours of their time in supporting a team of budding entrepreneurs.

For more details visit:http://www.iknowican.co.uk/bigchallenge__________________________________

Sheffield App Challenge 2011 Sheffield App Challenge is a unique collaborationproject to inspire the bringing together of enterprisesfrom all sectors into a collaborative environment.

Although the project has been initiated by 57DigitalLtd and Buttercup Advertising Agency, the aim of theventure is not to restrict the project to two

companies or even just companies at all but tochampion creative collaboration involving anyonewithin the Sheffield enterprise community. Thechallenge is set to create a seasonal application readyfor the exciting Christmas app period. Businesses andindividuals in Sheffield are invited to form

partnerships that complement each others skill sets,sparking some very exciting projects. It is hoped the "Sheffield App Challenge" will
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enable Sheffield based companies to work together and reach a wider audience in theever-expanding mobile market.

For more details contactTom Pumford on 0789 406 4359 or [email protected]__________________________________

Dearne MP urges more help for pubsFormer pubs minister John Healey is backing calls for new laws tosupport pubs. The Wentworth and Dearne MP has signed an Early

Day Motion in Parliament which says the relationship between pubcompaniesknown as pubcosand their tenants should be moreflexible.Mr Healey made similar recommendations when servingas pubs minister for the last Labour Government in March 2010and said that it was important to act as nearly twice as many tiedpubs were closing as free-of-tie-pubs. Mr Healey said: Pubs offermore than just a place to drink. In many communities they are ahub of social, recreational and charitable activity.

Read the full report at:

http://www.rotherhamadvertiser.co.uk/news/90483/john-healey-urges-more-help-for-pubs.aspx__________________________________

MPs seek return of cheque guarantee cardsMPs are demanding the restoration of chequeguarantee cards in order to ensure that thepreferred payment method for small

businesses is not left to wither on the vine.Despite an industry U-turn on plans to abolish

paper payments, campaigners remainconcerned that banks and retailers may refuseto issue or accept cheques in the future unlessthe government intervenes. John Walker,national chairman of the FSB, said:Many

businesses just cannot afford to run a cardterminal and so it is welcomed that the

committee is looking to reinstate the cheque guarantee, as this will give smallbusinesses confidence when accepting a cheque.

Read more at:http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/6cba9ac0-0f77-11e1-88cc-00144feabdc0.html#axzz1eMb38AAc

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LEPs finally handed project fundingLocal Enterprise Partnerships have been given for the task of deciding how their region's

share of a new 500 million infrastructure investment scheme should be spent. TheGrowing Places Fund, co-ordinated by the Department for Communities and LocalGovernment and the Department for Transport, will be shared out between the 38 LEPs,

which will then be responsible for allocating the funds in their individual regions. Projectsset to benefit from the Fund are those that will stimulate economic growth, job creationand home-building.

There is more on this story at:http://www.cobwebinfo.com/site/article_detail/item15567/+LEPs_finally_handed_project

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Are you will-ing to plan for IHT?Inheritance is a tax that needs to be taken seriouslyby any individual with assets in excess of 325,000.Taking some basic steps can mean that your familymay be able to avoid the worst ravages of aninheritance tax bill after you die. Significant steps can

be taken in lifetime to pass on assets but it is notalways possible to achieve this and so planning a taxefficient Will should be seen as a major part of thetax planning agenda. Sheffield accountancy firm Hart

Shaw has produced a briefing which focuses on the need to make a will and how tomake it as tax efficient as possible.

View the briefing at:http://www.hartshaw.co.uk/newsletters/AreYouWill-ingToPlanForIHT_Winter2011.pdf__________________________________

Treasury closes tax loophole for offshore DVD sales

A tax loophole that allows retailers to import VAT-free CDs and DVDs by selling them viathe Channel Islands will be closed, the Treasury has announced. Large retailers such as

Amazon, Play.com and Tesco have long exploited the loophole, which reportedly coststhe Government 140 million a year. However, Low Value Consignment Relief (LCVR)will not apply to goods sent from the Channel Islands from 1 April 2012. ExchequerSecretary to the Treasury David Gauke said the reforms will allow small- and medium-

sized enterprises to "compete on a level playing field" with larger companies.

There is more on this story at:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-15646470__________________________________

High street sales fall, while non-store sales grow

Total retail sales fell by 3.1% in October 2011 compared with the same point in 2010,according to BDO's High Street Sales Tracker. BDO attributed the decline to the month'sunseasonable warm weather and falling consumer confidence. Non-fashion sales werefound to have decreased by 3.3%, while homeware sales had dropped slightly by 0.6%.Despite this, non-store sales, including online sales, had grown by 20.7% over the same

period.

There is more on this story at:http://static.bdo.uk.com/assets/documents/2011/11/HSSToct2011.pdf__________________________________

BIS to launch consumer data initiative in 2012

A new Government initiative that will allow consumers to see the marketing informationthat brands hold about them will be launched in the first half of 2012, the Departmentfor Business has announced. Currently, 26 firms have signed up to the Midata initiative,including British Gas, Lloyds Banking Group and Google. BIS claims brands will benefit

from a better reputation for openness and transparency, and increasing willingnessamong consumers to share information. BIS also believes that, by accessing theirpersonal data in this way, consumers will be able to make better informed purchasing

decisions.

Read the BIS press release at:http://www.bis.gov.uk/news/topstories/2011/Nov/midata__________________________________

Instant mobile checkout technology rolled out

New technology that allows users to make instant in-store purchases using their mobiledevices has been launched by the Mobile Money Network (MMN). Simply Tap is being
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rolled out by companies such as Thorntons, Goldsmiths and Pretty Green, and isavailable for Google Android and Apple devices. Kathryn Middleton at Thorntonsexplained that Simply Tap will "expand Thorntons' presence in the growing mobilechannel, which is a critical part of any retailer's future."

There is more on this story at:

http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2011/11/07/248384/Simply-Tap-mobile-payment-service-rolled-out-by-UK-retailers.htm__________________________________

Yell reports surge in business website uptakeDirectories firm Yell increased the number of websites it runs for customers from164,000 in the first half of 2010 to 355,000 at the same point in 2011, as part of its

strategy to become a leader in the e-marketplace sector. Figures published in Yell's half-year report show that digital customers grew by 11.1% to 940,000, and their totaldigital revenue was up by 9.17% to 236.3 million. The company's overall turnover wasdown by 12%. Mike Pocock, chief executive of Yell, said it was shifting from being "aprovider of print and digital advertising to SMEs to a leader in the emerging local

eMarketplace."

There is more on this story at:http://www.internetretailing.net/2011/11/yell-grows-its-emarketplace-with-websites-for-sme-customers/__________________________________

New cookie laws could undermine online advertisingNew laws requiring businesses to gain permission before storing cookies on computersand mobile devices could make online advertising less effective, according to research byAffilinet. The research found that just one in ten marketing professionals felt that online

advertising would be as effective in engaging consumers without the use of cookies totrack users' browsing behaviour. Gary Bicker at Affilinet said that restrictions on the use

of cookies could cause firms to spend less money on advertising online because it will beharder to measure its effectiveness.

There is more on this story at:http://www.nma.co.uk/news/eu-cookie-directive-could-erode-online-marketing-spending-research-warns/3031650.article

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Export industry is growing, but pace is slowingExports of goods in the UK increased by 3% between the second and third quarters of2011 and by 3% over the same period in 2010, according to the DHL/BCC TradeConference Index. The Index also revealed that a quarter of firms in the third quarter of2011 reported a fall in export orders compared to 22% of firms in the second quarter

and 12% in the first, suggesting that the pace of growth is slowing. Despite this, themajority of exporters said the outlook was positive, with 55% saying they expectedorders to increase over the next six months.

There is more on this story at:http://www.britishchambers.org.uk/zones/policy/press-releases_1/growth-among-uk-exporters-continues-but-at-a-slower-pace.html__________________________________

Additional funding for UK tourism marketing driveA new 27 million investment in the UK tourism industry has been announced by CultureSecretary Jeremy Hunt. The funding will make up part of the GREAT marketing campaignlaunched by Visit Britain in September. Visit Britain has already invested 100 million inthe campaign, which aims to bring 4.6 million visitors to the UK over the next four years,

creating a further 60,000 jobs. Sandie Dawe, chief executive of Visit Britain, explained
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that this new Government investment will allow them "to run the largest tourismmarketing campaign in our history."

There is more on this story at:http://www.freshbusinessthinking.com/news.php?NID=10896&Title=UK+tourism+industry+prepared+for+biggest+ever+marketing+drive

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