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  • Exclusive: PwC set to cut audit jobs amid market slowdown

    Big Four

    PwC is set to slash its headcount in its UK audit division, the latest in a series of redundancies at Big Four accountancy giants. Morning Wire understands that those affected are senior associates and managers in the audit practice. It is understood this is due to low staff attrition in the firm’s audit practice, a [...]

    PwC cuts roles and apprenticeship
  • Exclusive: Big Four giant KPMG to cut more jobs

    Big Four

    Big Four giant KPMG is set to lay off around 10 per cent of staff in its UK group corporate services division, Morning Wire understands. The division, which includes HR, corporate affairs, marketing, tech, and procurement, is understood to be cutting around 200 people. A KPMG UK spokesperson told Morning Wire: “As we continue to [...]

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  • Gousto puts 290 jobs at risk in warehouse closure 

    Retail

    Recipe box maker Gousto has put 290 jobs at risk as part of its plans to close a warehouse in Lincolnshire. The company, which delivers food boxes for people to cook meals at home, said it is closing its Lincolnshire base in a bid to keep prices down in a competitive market. Gousto, a rival [...]

    Gousto increased its sales in 2024.
  • BBC News faces hundreds of job cuts in major downsizing drive

    June 15, 2026

    The BBC is expected to announce hundreds of job cuts across its core news division next week, as the broadcaster begins a sweeping cost-cutting programme ahead of crunch talks with ministers over its future funding. The corporation’s news operation is set to be the first part of the BBC to reveal detailed redundancy plans, according [...]

  • Business services staff face redundancies at City law firm

    May 29, 2026

    City-based law firm Clyde & Co has launched a restructuring consultation for its business service staff as part of its ongoing strategy to centralise support operations into regional hubs. The firm is proposing to move certain services currently performed by teams within legal support, purchase-to-pay, and IT to its service centres in Glasgow and its [...]

  • Businesses brace for more layoffs as redundancy warnings climb to post-Pandemic high

    May 22, 2026

    Last year emerged as the most severe year for redundancy warnings since the height of the Covid pandemic, and early 2026 is already accelerating that trend. According to new data from the Liquidation Centre, sourced via an FOI, 2025 was the most severe year for redundancy warnings since 2020, with 315,605 jobs flagged for potential [...]

  • Tech firm behind in-store ads at Currys and Iceland goes bust

    May 13, 2026

    The firm that provides high street giants Currys and Iceland with in-store digital advertising has declared insolvency, Morning Wire can reveal. Software company Stratacache announced its winding-up of its UK operations and appointed liquidators on Wednesday, according to insolvency filings. This comes only months after the US digital screen specialist partnered with budget supermarket giant [...]

  • EO Charging collapses despite European EV sales boom

    April 15, 2026

    EO Charging has gone into administration, with 69 jobs slashed, in a recent blow to the UK’s EV infrastructure sector as car sales across the continent accelerate. PwC was appointed administrator to the EV charging firm, which traded as Juuce Limited, on 8 April. The consultancy said that more than two thirds of the 93 [...]

  • One in three founders plan job cuts due to AI

    February 13, 2026

    A third of Britain’s scale-up founders are expected to cut jobs in the next year as AI adoption accelerates, new data suggests. A new report by Helm found 33 per cent of founders expect AI to lead job cuts in their business within the next twelve months. Nearly two-thirds, or 64 per cent, said they [...]

  • No retail redundancies after Vodafone-Three merger, boss says ahead of shop closures

    February 5, 2026

    There will be no forced redundancies of retail staff following Vodafone’s acquisition of Three, the firm’s chief executive has said, as the telco giant gears up to find hundreds of millions of pounds of cost savings from the tie-up. Vodafone chief executive Margherita Della Valle, who spearheaded the bumper £16.5bn merger shortly after taking the [...]

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