By Patrick O’Donnell GB News
Published: 10/09/2025 – 14:57
Colin says the Chancellor “must not burden small businesses with more costs and red tape,” as he warns that many tremendous small businesses are already approaching their limits.
Small enterprise advocates have expressed particular concern about potential regulatory burdens.
Colin Crooks MBE, the CEO of Intentionality, emphasised that the Chancellor “must not burden small businesses with more costs and red tape,” warning that many firms are already approaching their limits.
Sam Kirk, the managing director of J-Flex Rubber Products in Retford argued against concealed taxation methods, insisting: “The Chancellor must not resort to stealth taxes.
“Hidden charges always end up hitting the wrong people and businesses, and the cost still filters down to working households.”