Cluny Lace, known for embellishing Kate Middleton’s (now the Princess of Wales) wedding dress, is facing closure after HMRC implements post-Brexit duty rules, hitting the company with £10,000 duty debt.

Family-owned company faces uncertain future because of ‘shortcomings’ in the UK-EU trade agreement.

Derbyshire's The Cluny Lace Company says it has been hit by a new import levy backdated to the UK leaving the EU.

The boss of a Derbyshire lace manufacturer which can trace its history back three centuries says Brexit has said company faces being “killed off by our own side in a couple of years” because of levies imposed on it.

Charles Mason on how a post-Brexit duties demand has battered his family's historic lace firm.