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The Brittin Era: Will the BBC’s 2,000 Job Cuts Force a ‘1 + Freelancer’ Standard?
As the BBC prepares to shed 10% of its workforce, could the "1 + Freelancer" model is set to become the new industry standard? We break down the official statements to see which roles are likely to move from the office to the freelance…
Want to work past retirement age? Here are the taxes you can stop paying and those you still must…
Reaching State Pension age is a major milestone, but many self-employed workers and directors are unknowingly overpaying the taxman. Here is how to legally stop your National Insurance contributions and keep more of your hard-earned money
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The £130m Cultural Fund to produce more jobs in the trades and construction than in arts and culture
The UK government has announced a £130 million "Arts Everywhere" boost for 130 cultural venues—but when will the money trickle down to the self-employed creative workforce?
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) recently…
Finally, someone in Westminster who actually gets us? The new plan to legitimise UK freelancing
For over a decade, the freelance community has been shouting into a political void. But as we move through 2026, the volume is finally being turned up.
Katherine Steiner-Dicks chats with Matt Dowling, the former freelance photographer…
Jobs safe from automation in 2026: the hands-on, people-focused roles standing firm against AI
According to Palantir CEO Alex Karp, the future job market will cater to just two types of people. “Essentially, there are two pathways to ensure your future,” he said on the TBPN podcast on March 12. “One: you possess specialised…
