Agnieszka B. – Executive Editor
Executive Editor
Agnieszka B.
THE BUSINESS TIME · published by ARGONAUTS MEDIA GROUP LIMITED, London
About
Agnieszka B. is Executive Editor of THE BUSINESS TIME – a newspaper for Polish people and Polish businesses in the United Kingdom. She is responsible for the daily edition of the site: choosing and checking the news, its order, publication dates and times, sources, and making sure every story explains what it means for families, workers and businesses.
On our site we sign journalists with their first name and the initial of their surname. This protects people who write about difficult matters.
What she covers
- the daily homepage edition and the “Latest” section,
- world, lifestyle, culture, climate and energy,
- the POWROTY section – life in the UK and returning to Poland,
- checking sources and dates before publication.
Contact
E-mail: [email protected]
Newsroom: [email protected] · phone 07508 267866 (Mon–Fri 9:00–13:00 and 15:00–18:00, Sat 11:00–14:00)
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Our standards
Editorial standards and trust · Sources and editorial independence · Contact the newsroom
Latest articles
- VIDEO | Constitutional Tribunal dispute: Bosak and Konwiński on Polsat News. Two different ways out of the crisis
On Wednesday's "Graffiti" programme on Polsat News, Deputy Speaker of the Sejm Krzysztof Bosak and KO parliamentary club leader Zbigniew Konwiński spoke about the Constitutional Tribunal…
- Who will succeed Christine Lagarde? Eurozone countries to put forward ECB candidates by Friday
Christine Lagarde will leave the European Central Bank on 7 February 2027. Eurozone countries have until Friday to nominate her successor, and the Eurogroup will discuss…
- Spain: transport minister resigns after rail disaster near Toledo
Spain's transport minister Óscar Puente resigned on Tuesday after the rail disaster near Urda in the province of Toledo, in which 69 people died and around…
- Tax advisers must register with HMRC by 18 November. Check whether this applies to you
HMRC is reminding paid tax advisers who do not have an agent account that they must register by 18 November 2026. This also applies to small…
- Wetherspoon: pub sales up 8.2%. Growth slightly slower in recent weeks
Pub chain J D Wetherspoon said on Wednesday that like-for-like sales rose 8.2% in the 14 weeks to 1 November. In the latest five weeks growth…
- GUIDE | Lower business rates from April 2027. Will your shop, café or pub benefit?
The Budget of 28 October announces lower business rates in England for shops, hospitality and leisure businesses from April 2027. The government estimates that a further…
- Crypto in the UK: FCA consults on the boundaries of new rules. Consultation until 18 November, new regime from October 2027
The UK financial regulator, the FCA, is consulting until 18 November on guidance that will clarify who falls under the new cryptoasset rules. Firms can apply…
- Prime Minister Burnham at the Commonwealth summit in Antigua: climate, debt and talks with the Prime Minister of Barbados
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is attending the Commonwealth summit in Antigua and Barbuda, which runs from 1 to 4 November. Downing Street has published a readout…
- Remembrance Sunday on 8 November and 11 November: two important days for Poles in Britain
On Sunday 8 November Britain honours those who died in wars, and Wednesday 11 November is Armistice Day as well as Poland’s National Independence Day. We…
- Christmas markets open: Birmingham from Thursday, Manchester and Glasgow from Friday
The Christmas market season in Britain starts this week. Birmingham’s Frankfurt market opens on Thursday 5 November, while the markets in Manchester and Glasgow open on…
- Bonfire Night w czwartek. Fajerwerki do północy, ale są zasady – i kary
W czwartek 5 listopada Brytyjczycy obchodzą Bonfire Night. Fajerwerki można odpalać dłużej niż zwykle, ale prawo wyznacza godziny, wiek i miejsca. Explained zasady w Anglii, Walii…
- Olej opałowy po ok. 1,13 funta za litr. Posłowie debatują dziś o cenach ogrzewania na wsi
Domy na wsi w UK, które grzeją się olejem opałowym, płacą przed zimą wyraźnie więcej niż w zeszłym roku. W środę posłowie debatują o tym w…
