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December edition

The British Chambers of Commerce has released its latest Transport Survey, The Congestion Question. On the programme Gareth Elliott, the report's author, explains what the key findings were and outlines some of the BCC's recommendations on how to improve the country's dilapidated transport networks.

Duration: 4 minutes 03 seconds| File Size: 5,724KB



August edition

BCC Policy Adviser Gareth Elliott discusses rising concerns that the energy supply market is unfair and lacks transparency when selling to businesses.

Mentioning the closure of Energywatch and Postwatch Gareth calls on the Government and the energy regulator to ensure that businesses will still have a dedicated watchdog to complain to if they have problems with their contracts.

Duration: 4 minutes 51 seconds| File Size: 6,853KB



May edition

BCC Policy Officer Kevin Hoctor discusses his latest report on Innovation and the BCC’s view on the future of Regional Development Agencies

David Frost, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce, discusses the annual Business Convention and the need for the Government to scrap the 2p fuel duty rise in October

Duration: 17 minutes 02 seconds| File Size: 23,973KB



April edition

BCC Policy Adviser Gareth Elliott and  Chief Inspector Amanda McGrath discuss the British Chambers of Commerce publication The Invisible Crime: A Business Crime Survey

Duration: 09 minutes 01 seconds| File Size: 12,686KB



March edition

David Frost, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce, talks about his recent trip to India and his thoughts on the up and coming budget.

Their is also an interview with Gripple Ltd winners of the Achievement in International Business awards at the 2007 Chamber Awards.

Duration: 16 minutes 25 seconds| File Size: 23,090KB


February edition

The Rt. Hon David Cameron MP, Leader of the Conservative Party, yesterday spoke at the British Chambers of Commerce’s Regional Business Summit.

In his speech to business leaders and Chambers of Commerce representatives from around the United Kingdom, Mr Cameron outlined a number of key regional priorities for his Party should they win the next general election.

Mr Cameron focussed on the following business issues:

  • Maintaining economic stability
  • The need for transport infrastructure to drive economic growth
  • Research and Innovation (Education)
  • Encouraging enterprise
  • Reducing regulation
  • Business taxation
  • The Bank of England's Independence
  • Anglo-Scottish Relations


Listen to his whole speech and answers to questions from the floor.

Duration: 39 minutes 00 seconds| File Size: 36,532KB


Professor Francis Chittenden of the Manchester Business School and Kieran O'Keeffe Policy Adviser at the British Chambers of Commerce discuss the latest British Chambers of Commerce Burdens Barometer for 2008.

The major regulations to business approved since 1998 is now at £65.99bn.

Duration: 08 minutes 50 seconds| File Size: 12,224KB



January edition

David Frost, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce, explains the thought behind the new visual identity of the organisation and gives his view on the prospects for the UK economy in 2008.

David Kern, Economic adviser to the British Chambers of Commerce and Ross Walker, UK Economist at the Royal Bank of Scotland, discuss the results of the 2007 Q4 Quarterly Economic Survey results and what this could mean for interest rate levels in the future.

Duration: 18 minutes 36 seconds| File Size: 26,178KB


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