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For several weeks we have been calling on Government to get round the table with business and work together to find solutions to the big challenges facing firms large and small this autumn.

There is much in the Prime Minister’s ambition for the future of the United Kingdom which should be rightly applauded, but what businesses urgently need are answers to the problems they are facing in

Business can benefit from greater UK Government support for cross-border data flows in any new free trade agreements it establishes but data adequacy with the EU must be retained.

Research published by the British Chambers of Commerce and SUEZ reveals a significant disconnect between UK businesses’ awareness of the importance of an Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) approach and how many have these

The decision to simplify the traffic light system in England will be very welcome news for businesses in the travel sector and beyond.

Business will be frustrated by the inability of the Government to give them any detail around what circumstances could lead to new restrictions and what support firms could get.

Speaking to BBC Breakfast this morning, Shevaun Haviland called on government to bring forward a Covid strategy for the coming months, as well as contingency planning for the possibility of a variant evading the

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.

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

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