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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…
Indie games devs could grab share of £30m games fund
The UK government has greenlit a £30 million funding boost to help the next generation of games developers take their ideas to the next level, specifically targeting solo developers/freelancers, startups and small studios to revive a…
How independent consultants in 2026 are selling results to stay off-payroll
Unless your clients are waiting for a jury to decide their fate, the era of the professional advice-giver has officially shuttered. According to the latest CMI report on professional standards, the market is moving away from conceptual…
Why I believe every freelancer needs a camera to recalibrate: My advice from the studio
Learn how photography helps freelancers from all industries to manage stress and dry spells to maintain a professional edge
As a Photographer and Videographer Studies major, I spend a lot of time thinking about how we frame the world.…
