Biz spoke to Danielle Enderson, Director of Sales for Village Hotels and she spoke about the 10 key ways you can support you can support your local community with a benefit to your business.

Achieving a work-life balance may feel hard to accomplish, as many struggle financially to do well at work and have a good quality of life away from the grind of 9-5. With people increasingly looking for more work flexibility and free-time, this begs the question; Does money really buy us happiness?

Biz spoke to Laura Clark who is a Registered Dietitian and Nutritionist, TV personality and Vlogger on how to improve our daily grind!

Two thirds of Brits (68%) say that community values have noticeably declined since their parents’ day, but it is the younger generation of Millennials who have rekindled community spirit, according to new research announced by Aviva

Biz spoke to Sarah Gobran from the Guildford Shakespeare Company on how they are trying to tackle the lack of inclusion by actually promoting social inclusion and also practicing it, could you be missing out on unique talent in your business because of lack of social inclusion?

Biz spoke to former rubgy player Rob Vickerman on Monday blues and brits using unusual tactics to wake themselves up come Monday mornings.

Biz spoke to David Kemshall from Hampshire Chamber of Commerce and we spoke about the events coming up and how Hampshire Chamber remembers you when planning events.

Nicola Arnold is a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach with a passion for empowering individuals to stand in their spotlight, develop their confidence and connect to their true self in order to illuminate their path of possibilities. In 2016 Nicola launched the Happy to be ME hub, (shortlisted for an ‘exceptional business award’ 2017 and nominated for two awards in 2018), an online community built on happiness, authenticity and gratitude.

Caspar Craven checked in to Biz and tell's us what he's excited to cover on the 27th November 2018 for the Biz Breakfast at Waverley Abbey House.

Biz spoke to Christine Pratt, founder of The National Bullying Helpline. Here is how to go about bullying in the workplace.