The British Chambers of Commerce is committed to supporting both national and international trade to enable businesses to survive and thrive in the future.
We are proud to be a signatory to the Armed Forces Covenant and are committed to supporting veterans and their families.
The Coronavirus Support Hub is a constantly evolving resource and we will continue to amend guidance as and when we receive updated information.
We choose partners to support shared goals and to generate maximium strategic impact for both our partner and the BCC.
The BCC sits at the heart of a unique network of Chambers of Commerce in every region, and nation, of the UK, serving local business communities for over 150 years.
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.
Working together, we help firms of all sizes to achieve more. We believe it’s our relationships with others that lead us to achieve goals beyond those we could ever achieve alone. We’re the only organisation that helps British businesses to build relationships on every level. Across our network, we can connect your business locally, nationally and internationally, with other businesses, with decision-makers and with opportunities. We’re also a respected voice for business.
Our opinions are regularly sought by policymakers and parliamentarians and we’ve been helping to shape the UK’s business agenda for more than 150 years. The Chamber network sits at the heart of local business communities in every part of the UK, helping businesses of every size and sector to thrive.
We help businesses to connect, succeed and grow.
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Our network connects companies with other businesses across the UK and beyond.
We aim to celebrate the strength and success of business across the UK.
BCC and the Accredited Chamber of Commerce Network has been helping British businesses to trade with the world for more than 150 years.
BCC works in partnership with businesses of all sizes and sectors throughout the year.
While it will be a relief to some businesses in England that select critical workers can be exempt from self-isolation, it will leave many more still facing critical staff shortages and lost revenue as the number of people being asked to isolate remains high.
Responding to the announcement of the new UK approach to the Northern Ireland Protocol, William Bain, Head of Trade Policy at the BCC, said: “Businesses in both Great Britain and Northern Ireland need durable, workable, negotiated solutions on compliance with the Protocol to ensure the continued two-way flow of goods East-West and North-South. The UK Government and EU need to work together to find solutions which work for business."
The UK government should seek to expand trade opportunities for UK businesses in the switch to greener technologies and practices.
Hard-pressed companies will need further support into next year as they adjust to this new phase of the biggest change in trading terms with the rest of Europe for half a century.
