Essential business services built around you
Bira are proud to support independent cafe's and eateries up and down the UK through our range of services that come with preferential rates, helping to reduce your business overheads.In the UK, the high street continues to be at the core of local communities. When surveyed by Visa UK, 80% of people say that a thriving high street makes the town they are visiting more appealing. It is also reported that consumers consistently rank coffee shops in the top 2 for the type of shop they see most prevalent on the high street now, and in 10 years time.
Top benefits for Cafes and Eateries
- Card processing?
- Waste management?
- Employment - part-time contracts?
- Bira Direct? Do we have any food suppliers?
Benefits
Policy & Campaigns - we have your back
Bira is at the forefront of championing the cause of independent traders and shopkeepers across Britain.
Health and Safety Risk assessment form
A health and safety risk assessment form aims to identify potential hazards in a workplace, evaluate the level of risk, and implement measures to minimise or eliminate those risks. This helps ensure the safety and well-being of employees, visitors, and the general public while promoting compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
Complete the form below to download the risk assessment form.
Resources
-
Is your lease still working for your business?
Changing costs, consumer habits and local markets mean independent retailers should regularly assess whether their lease still works for them.
-
Martyn's Law: 10 questions independent retailers are asking
Martyn’s Law sets new standards to protect the public from terrorism — here’s how small businesses can prepare for the changes.
-
High Street Matters Podcast: Message to the New PM
With the autumn Budget on the horizon, this episode is a clear message to Number 10: independent retailers deserve the same level of support as the businesses making headlines.
-
Could Your Next New Hire Come with £3,000 of Support?
Available to employers across Great Britain, the grant provides £3,000 for each eligible young person recruited, alongside recruitment support from Jobcentre Plus.