We are delighted to invite you to the inaugural Big B.E.N. (The Big British Education Network) mixer event – an evening bringing together professionals and pre-university students in New York who have studied in the UK or who have a strong connection to British education.
In her article for edie, “The Empowering Consumers Directive: What the latest EU rules mean for businesses’ green claims” Vedder Counsel Henrietta Worthington examines the directive and what businesses should do moving forward.
Mar 5 from 11am to 12:30pm GMT
Employment Rights Act 2025 brings the biggest UK employment law changes in a generation. Join LF HR’s webinar to learn what’s changing.
Practical VAT session covering liability, place of supply, partial exemption, TOGC and more. Join us on 22 April, 12–1pm.
Senior managers, heads of department and Board directors are sometimes tolerated despite their poor performance. How can HR Directors sack them? Vedder Partner Jonathan Maude explores this question in his latest article titled “How to Sack the Manager When it’s Not Football” written for theHRDIRECTOR.
The UK government is proposing a major overhaul of the current, relatively predictable five‑year route to settlement. These reforms have major implications for how long immigrants must continue to apply for new visas, stay sponsored by an employee or dependant on a family member.
Join SGSNY and celebrate Pancake Day at The Churchill!
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ÐßÐßÊÓƵ Launches Six Month Progress Review of the UK-US Economic Prosperity Deal
Published: 16 December 2025 ÐßÐßÊÓƵ Review Highlights Mixed Progress in UK-US Economic Prosperity Deal Share this page Contact: Dominic Parker, Associate Director, Communications & Media dparker@babinc.org | 020 7290 9882 ÐßÐßÊÓƵ (ÐßÐßÊÓƵ) has today released its six-month review of the UK-US Economic Prosperity Deal (EPD), providing the most detailed independent assessment on how much…
His Majesty’s Trade Commissioner for North America, Oliver Christian: “If you build in Britain, we will back you”
Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ budget puts growth at the heart of Britain’s economic mission. With £120 billion in capital investment, the lowest Corporation Tax in the G7, and enhanced incentives for startups and scale-ups, we’re creating the conditions for business to thrive. The UK is creating fiscal stability through robust economic rules whilst investing in infrastructure and innovation. For American businesses seeking stability, world-class talent and partnership – Britain is open for business and ready to back your growth.
Join us live on Thursday, 4th December at 4 PM (GMT) — the week after the important UK Budget — for a free expert-led webinar designed for US residents and international investors planning to buy or invest in UK property.