Yorkshire Business Grant 2026 | Win £5,000 Funding for Your Business
£5,000 Yorkshire Business Grant for Small Businesses Now Open At One Stop Business Finance, we understand the challenges many small businesses face when taking the next step towards growth. Access to the right funding at the right time can be the difference between standing still and moving forward. That’s why we’re passionate about supporting ambitious […]
Read moreDriving Growth Across the West: Liam Killen Promoted to Business Development Director
One Stop Business Finance (OSBF) is delighted to announce the promotion of Liam Killen to Business Development Director, recognising his outstanding contribution to the business since joining in July 2022. Liam has consistently demonstrated a strong commitment to supporting clients, building lasting relationships, and delivering tailored financial solutions that make a real difference to businesses […]
Read moreWhy Relationships Matter When Funding Gets Harder
Relationship-led SME funding becomes even more important when markets tighten and lending decisions slow down. At OSBF, we believe funding works best when it is built on trust, openness and long-term thinking. At OSBF, we believe funding works best when it’s built on trust, openness and long-term thinking. As a property-backed lender supporting SME businesses […]
Read moreNovember 2025 Budget
Real-World Implications for Property, Business and Lending. The Budget’s impact on property, business, and lending is something many of our SME clients are thinking about. When our new Marketing Director, Jonathan, suggested I write a short article on this, I knew it was a good idea. As I began drafting it, I realised I was […]
Read moreYork and North Yorkshire Top 100 Businesses List
We’re delighted to have made the York and North Yorkshire Top 100 Businesses List, an important accolade for businesses across the region. York Business School, in partnership with The Press, has been developing and publishing the list since 2017.
Read morePositivity despite increased costs
Following the changes made in the 2024 Autumn Statement, UK SME businesses are suffering increased employment costs and there is also massive uncertainty as to what the “new world order” will look like in terms of international trade.
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