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 Accredited Chamber of Commerce Network is campaigning to eliminate not spots for mobile voice coverage where you work, travel, and live.
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.
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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We can provide continued advice and support for local businesses. Become a member of your local Accredited Chamber of Commerce and you gain access to a powerful network and a number of additional services.
We have negotiated exclusive services with leading organisations to bring you support and help save you money.
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.
Aside from staff pay, firms are more likely to increase their investment in training, and introduce more flexible working practices, in order to retain staff, according to a survey by the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) and recruitment company Indeed.
Suren Thiru, Head of Economics at the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), comments on the inflation statistics for June 2018, published today by the Office for National Statistics.
Director General Adam Marshall comments on the passage of amendments to the Customs Bill, which commit the government to fully separating the UK from the EU VAT regime.
Suren Thiru, Head of Economics at the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), comments on the labour market figures for July 2018, published today by the ONS.
