# Liz Barclay
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liz barclay is a British-based Northern Irish broadcaster, journalist and writer.
== Information ==
Barclay was born and brought up in Northern Ireland. Her early career was as a financial advisor and manager at the Citizens' Advice Bureau where she worked from 1985 to 1991.
Episode One - AI without the fear – practical uses for small businesses
Plain-English look at AI: what it really is, why it feels intimidating, and how small and micro businesses can start using it confidently.
Hosted by Liz Barclay with guest Kirsty Ingleson of AI Meets Reality, who supports learners and small firms across education and industry.
Reframes AI as famil…
Why Going It Alone Is the Hardest Way to Run a Business
Too many small business owners think they have to figure everything out by themselves. In this episode, Jimmy and Liz challenge that mindset. They talk candidly about why seeking support isn’t a weakness but a survival skill – from mentors and peers to trusted advisers and networks. The message is …
Freedom Isn’t Free: What No One Tells You About Going Self-Employed
Leaving a large organisation to work for yourself is often framed as an escape. Escape from politics, hierarchy, meetings that go nowhere. Escape into freedom. That part is real — but it’s only half the story.
For many people who step out of corporate life, the attraction is control. Control over …
What is Making Tax Digital – and does it apply to you? Ep 1 of 3
Making Tax Digital is one of the biggest changes to small business tax reporting in a generation, yet many micro business owners still aren’t sure what it actually means.
In this short, plain-English video, Liz Barclay is joined by ACCA-registered accountant Eriona Bajrakurtaj to explain what MTD …
42 The Legend of Black Humphrey
In a trip to the seaside, a “Weird in the Waves” episode if you like, Nat tells the tale of Black Humphrey, an infamous smuggler, wrecker, possible pirate, spell caster and general wrongun. On Whipsiderry beach, just north of Newquay, you’ll find a small rugged island which bears the name of Black …
Episode 24: Micro- Businesses : the Untold Story
Professor Mark Hart of the Enterprise Research Centre speaks with Liz Barclay to explain why micro-businesses are far more important to the UK economy than policymakers recognise. Drawing on decades of research, he reveals how these smallest firms quietly drive job creation, sustain local economies…
Top UK economic body warns: red tape choking small businesses
The Enterprise Research Centre (ERC) has warned that Britain is failing to unlock one of its most powerful economic assets, as micro-businesses with the potential to drive GDP growth are being constrained by regulation, complexity and neglect.
In the latest episode of the ERC’s Exploring Enterprise…
Accountancy Insights: What does the Iran conflict really mean for British Business?
We’ve already seen immediate spikes and fluctuations in the oil price and the wider financial and commodity markets. But how will the UK economy be affected in the months to come and how heavy a price will British Business pay? RSM Chief Economist Tom Pugh shares his thoughts. Liz Barclay is Co-f…
Get the Money Moving
In this episode, the roles are reversed. The interviewer becomes the interviewee. Liz Barclay, co-founder of Business 111 takes Freelancer Club's CEO, Matt Dowling, through his paces. They get into some meaty topics that include how the freelance revolution is reshaping Britain's workforce, why com…
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