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Banbury United Football Club

BUFC would like to offer BCOC members a generous special offer: A free matchball sponsorship if they come on board as a Banbury United sponsor, by June 30th, with a minimum spend of £500.

Cinnamon HR Consultancy

Cinnamon HR have put together a useful Factsheet to help local employers navigate the new employment legislation and understand what it means in practice. It highlights the key changes, explains how they affect day‑to‑day operations, and sets out the steps organisations need to take to stay legally compliant.

Broughton Castle Sportive

Join the Broughton Castle Sportive this June and enjoy fully supported cycling routes for all abilities while raising funds for local charities.

EM-E

EM-E launches a new concierge service delivering fully managed, hassle-free branded workwear.

Whitley Stimpson

Whitley Stimpson is urging business owners to review shareholding structures following the rise in Capital Gains Tax for Business Asset Disposal Relief. With potential tax implications on future sales, early planning can help ensure arrangements are as efficient as possible.

Improving The Numbers Business Club

On 6 May, Marelize Bott will be presenting a keynote, Pricing on Purpose, exploring how pricing is driven by positioning rather than cost. This insightful session will help business owners rethink their approach and unlock greater value from what they already offer.

Whitley Stimpson

From April 2026 the flat-rate homeworking tax relief is being withdrawn for employees. Whitley Stimpson explain what’s changing and why employers should review their policies now.

Wise Investment

Our member Wise Investment has achieved B Corporation certification, joining a global community of businesses committed to high standards of social and environmental performance, transparency and accountability.

Whitley Stimpson

New pension tax changes could significantly increase costs for employers and employees. With salary sacrifice schemes set to be capped from 2029, businesses are being urged to review arrangements and plan ahead.