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Content supplied by EnergyBillKill: 

Every small business in the UK is being urged to take “small, practical steps” this November as part of their journey towards net zero by 2050.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Business and Energy Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng, have launched a new drive to encourage small businesses in the UK to commit to cutting their emissions by half by 2030. 

Through the newly formed hub for this initiative (UK Business Climate Hub) these companies will be able to find practical tools and guides on how they can reduce their CO2 emissions.

Content supplied by Fiserv: 

IS YOUR SHOP READY FOR SALES TO SOAR?

With summer in full swing, people are getting out and about and “popping to the shops” left, right, and centre.

Get ready for increased footfall with a POS system that will save space on your countertop, keep queues moving, and provide a seamless shopping experience.  

MAKE YOUR BUSINESS MIGHTY WITH CLOVER MINI

Sleek, smart and full of handy features, Clover Mini is a small POS system with big business benefits! 

Content supplied by ACS Connect member EnergyBillKill.

Is Net Zero Good for my Business?

Yes, Net Zero is good for your business because sustainable use of energy can start saving your business money. You do not need to be a tree hugger, being a commercially savvy business is sufficient.

ACS is delighted to announce that the C-Store Collective, a panel of industry-leading consultants, associates and experts, has joined ACS as a new Connect member.

With over 100 years of combined experience, C-Store Collective, co-founded by industry experts John Heagney, Jonathan Rons and Mike Igoe, offers a range of services for its retail partners, including:

Content supplied by Ubamarket:

In the annual Retail & Hospitality Trends Report commissioned by Ubamarket, national research has uncovered that the desire for retailers to alter their service provision has radically shifted over the past year, there has also been recognition that supermarkets have been at the helm of society during the pandemic, with the study showing that as many as 50% of the British population stating that weekly visits helped alleviate their mental health during lockdown.