Latest news from Companies House A round-up of all our latest news and updates. Digital careers at Companies House Are you a digital specialist looking for a new challenge or are you thinking about applying for a specific role but want to know more? If so, we'd love you to join us at a virtual event to find out about our current and upcoming job opportunities. During the event, we will take you through what itâs like to work at Companies House, provide information on our Digital, Data and Technology (DDaT) teams and share tips on completing a great job application. You'll also be able to join a session specifically about our Web Ops and Dev Ops profession. Our virtual events will run on: Tuesday 16 November, 2 to 3pm Wednesday 17 November, 10 to 11am Thursday 18 November, 6 to 7pm Book online now. New requirements for importing animal and plant goods from 1 January 2022 From 1 January 2022, pre-notification will be required for imports to Great Britain of most products of animal origin, animal by-products, high risk food not of animal origin and regulated plants and plant products from the EU. Businesses (or a representative acting on their behalf) importing these goods from the EU may be required to pre-notify authorities on the relevant IT system that their consignment will be entering Great Britain. Access the latest guidance for importing food, animal by-products and plant products to Great Britain from the EU on GOV.UK. Register for the relevant IT system for animal and plant products now to make sure your business is prepared. British Library's business and IP centre start-up day Join the British Library and their National Network of Business and IP Centres online on 11 November for a full day of free talks, expert workshops and tailored advice, helping your business go green from the point of start-up. Whether youâre just starting out, thinking about registering with us at Companies House, need advice on protecting your intellectual property or are ready to take the next step, head to the British Library or one of its 19 centres across the country for everything you need to turn your idea into a reality. Export Support Service The Export Support Service is a new government service where all UK businesses can get answers to practical questions about exporting to Europe.  It gives access to cross government information and support all in one place. If you're a UK business you can use this free service, no matter the size of your business or where in the UK you're based.  The Department for International Trade will continue to work with businesses and business representative groups from all sectors, in all parts of the UK, to help make the service as useful as possible for businesses.  You can access the Export Support Service online or call 0300 303 8955 where you will be put in touch with a member of their dedicated export support team.  Certificates and certified document copies from Companies House In our latest blog post, find out how to order a certified document from Companies House. COP26 sees UK businesses lead the world in climate change commitments Britainâsâ¯largest businesses are leading the wayâ¯in the global transition to net zero emissions,â¯with over half of FTSE100â¯companies nowâ¯committedâ¯to eliminating their contribution to climate change by 2050. Find out more about these climate change commitments. Coronavirus (COVID-19) response: autumn and winter plan 2021 Ventilation is an important and effective way to stop the spread of COVID-19. Businesses are advised to: open windows, air vents and doors to let fresh air in make sure that mechanical ventilation systems are set to maximise fresh air and minimise air recirculation use outdoor space, where practical The working safely guidance has been refreshed after consultation with stakeholders, businesses, unions and organisations. To help keep your staff and customers safe during winter, you should continue to follow this safe working guidance. Contacting Companies House Weâre receiving high volumes of calls and our contact centre lines are very busy. You might hear an engaged tone when you try to call. If you need to contact us, you can email us on enquiries@companieshouse.gov.uk or search for information on gov.uk/companieshouse. Update your details We've introduced 2 questions to our subscriber preferences page. Please update your preferences so that we can send you content that's tailored to you. | 