I was gaslit by Chat GPT. Yes, you read that right! Whilst watching the finale for Stranger Things I questioned the characters graduating and asked for a timeline; I was told categorically and repeatedly that I was

In times of economic uncertainty, the natural instinct for many businesses is to go into "survival mode." Often, the marketing budget is the first to be cut because it’s seen as a discretionary expense rather than a

The Budget on November 26th has come as a huge blow to us at Arctic Bee. As both a small business and an employer—and as active members of the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB)—we find the recent

As we move through November towards Christmas, the crisp air and early sunsets in Leeds and York serve as a clear signal that the festive season ia fast approaching. While this time of year is incredibly exciting

We absolutely loved experiencing Leeds Light Night 2025. It was a spectacular reminder of what a wonderful city we live in, seeing the streets of Leeds transformed by such incredible creativity and light. The "Landmarks" theme really

In a powerful recent exchange, Arctic Bee founder Tracey Cleminson sat down with Chris Fordy from the Northern Powerhouse to discuss the raw origins of her business and the personal fire that fuels its growth. This wasn’t

After six intense weeks of hard work, we’re delighted to let you know that our server migration is officially complete. We’ve relocated our servers and data centre to Kent, and with that move comes a whole host

I recently did another podcast with Raj Soren, talking about domestic abuse and gaslighting. Let me know what you think - trigger warning: contains content around domestic violence and suicide. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3lDcsTj_10

We’re buzzing with excitement to share that our very own Tracey Cleminson recently featured on the Bold Business Podcast with Ros Jones, where she opened up about the origin and powerful meaning behind the name Arctic Bee. The Story Behind Arctic

Instagram has long been known for its iconic square photos – a format that defined the app’s aesthetic from the very beginning. But in a bold move to keep up with evolving user habits and competitor trends,