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Comparing June 2021 with June 2018, the last stable period before EU exit, total UK exports, including to the EU, were down by 7.4% and imports by 2%. This is a further signal of
Comparing June 2021 with June 2018, the last stable period before EU exit, total UK exports,...
The increase in output in the second quarter largely reflected a striking rise in household spending; as the easing of restrictions helped consumers spend some of their ‘unanticipated’ savings accumulated during lockdowns, boosting output
The increase in output in the second quarter largely reflected a striking rise in household spending;...
Research by the British Chambers of Commerce in partnership with O2 has found that only one in ten (11%) responding businesses, of more than 1,000 surveyed in the UK, are measuring their carbon footprint.
Research by the British Chambers of Commerce in partnership with O2 has found that only one...
James Martin, Director of Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce, said: “Whilst the removal of the amber plus category and the addition of further countries to the green list will be welcome news
James Martin, Director of Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce, said: “Whilst the removal of...
BCC calls for government to extend skills training as new research showed nearly 1 in 5 companies are considering staff redundancies as the next phase of furlough tapering begins.
BCC calls for government to extend skills training as new research showed nearly 1 in 5...
Responding to the news that fully vaccinated travellers from the EU and US will not have to quarantine, British Chambers of Commerce Co-Executive Director, Claire Walker, said: “For the hundreds of thousands of people
Responding to the news that fully vaccinated travellers from the EU and US will not have...
Responding to yesterday's ONS trade statistics, William Bain, Head of Trade Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce, said: “The pandemic and the shift to new trading conditions in how UK companies sell services
Responding to yesterday's ONS trade statistics, William Bain, Head of Trade Policy at the British Chambers...
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
While it will be a relief to some businesses in England that select critical workers can...
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,
Responding to the announcement of the new UK approach to the Northern Ireland Protocol, William Bain,...
The UK government should seek to expand trade opportunities for UK businesses in the switch to greener technologies and practices.
The UK government should seek to expand trade opportunities for UK businesses in the switch to...
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