The Coronavirus Support Hub is a constantly evolving resource and we will continue to amend guidance as and when we receive updated information.
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The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) Global Business Network is a dynamic and independent network of Accredited Chambers of Commerce in every region of the UK, with representation in key markets around the world.
Do you know how to meet customs requirements fast and efficiently after the UK leaves the EU? There will be new processes to follow and new forms to complete.
Business communities across the UK should be planning for the challenges and opportunities ahead. Learn how Chambers of Commerce can help you prepare.
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The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Michael Gove MP has written a letter to all businesses moving goods between the United Kingdom and the European Union and between Great Britain and Northern Ireland, urging them to contact their local chamber of commerce for guidance.
Results from the latest BCC Coronavirus Business Tracker reveal that businesses are still facing significant cashflow challenges with the schemes announced in the Summer Statement failing to provide support at the scale needed to protect jobs after the furlough scheme winds down.
BCC Co-Executive Director Claire Walker comments on the Prime Minister’s announcement that the government will introduce new local restrictions and postpone the planned re-opening for some business from August 1st,
With the Brexit transition period set to end in December this year, BCC Director of Trade Facilitation Liam Smyth explains why now is the time for businesses to take action and get ready for a new border operating environment from 1st January 2021.
