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The second largest beer maker in the world warns surging inflation could put beer prices up

Over the past 12 months the price of barley and aluminium costs has soared and the second largest beer maker in the world expects beer prices will go up amid… The post The second largest beer maker in the world warns surging inflation could put beer prices up appeared first on London Business News |…

Freelancers move from pandemic uncertainty to exploiting demand opportunity in UK 

New research from Worksome, the tech platform connecting businesses with freelancers, and IPSE, the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed, has today found that almost half of freelancers (47%)… The post Freelancers move from pandemic uncertainty to exploiting demand opportunity in UK  appeared first on London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com.

Fares on TfL services will rise by 4.8% overall on 1 March 2022 to help reach financial sustainability

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has today outlined details of the fare changes required for TfL services from 1 March 2022, following conditions set in the short-term extension of TfL’s… The post Fares on TfL services will rise by 4.8% overall on 1 March 2022 to help reach financial sustainability appeared first on London Business…

More than 1m children are going hungry and cannot get free school meals as the cost of living hits families hard

The government are being urged to help 1.45m hungry children to get free school meals and change the rules to help famlies who are struggling with the rising cost of… The post More than 1m children are going hungry and cannot get free school meals as the cost of living hits families hard appeared first…

One in three families have no rainy-day fund for cost-of-living crisis

Nearly a third (32%) of families do not have any savings for a rainy day, highlighting the pressure that millions of households could be under with rising living costs, a… The post One in three families have no rainy-day fund for cost-of-living crisis appeared first on London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com.

Tesco chairman warns inflation could trigger rising food prices as the worst is ‘yet to come’

The chairman of Tesco has warned that the worst of rising food prices is “yet to come” and by spring there could be a 5% rise. John Allen told the… The post Tesco chairman warns inflation could trigger rising food prices as the worst is ‘yet to come’ appeared first on London Business News |…

As a massive 57% of Brits experience financial difficulties, higher interest rates set to make the situation worse

Research by KIS Finance has revealed that as a direct result of the rising cost of living, 57% of Brits are either already struggling financially, or expect to do so… The post As a massive 57% of Brits experience financial difficulties, higher interest rates set to make the situation worse appeared first on London Business…

Energy bills could rise again in October along with the rise in April and more support is not ruled out

Energy bills are to rise in April and again in October and the government has not ruled out further support for households. The situation will be kept under “constant review”… The post Energy bills could rise again in October along with the rise in April and more support is not ruled out appeared first on…

Brits warned to expect ‘two or three years worth of very high energy bills’ as this is not a ‘one off’

The head of the Confederation of British Industry has warned on Thursday that Brits should brace for high energy bills for the next “two or three years.” The Director-General of… The post Brits warned to expect ‘two or three years worth of very high energy bills’ as this is not a ‘one off’ appeared first…

Chancellor accused of taking ‘socialist approach’ to easing the soaring energy bills crisis

The Chancellor Rishi Sunak set out plans on Thursday to take the “sting out” of the £693 rise on household energy bills. The Chancellor announced that all households will be… The post Chancellor accused of taking ‘socialist approach’ to easing the soaring energy bills crisis appeared first on London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com.

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