Director General Adam Marshall writes to Prime Minister Theresa May, calling for a post-Brexit immigration system that works for all businesses and the wider economy.
5th December: Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
Venue: Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
31st January: Liverpool & Sefton Chamber of Commerce
Venue: Liverpool & Sefton Chamber of Commerce
This event provides an excellent opportunity to bring together key stakeholders to discuss how the Industrial Strategy and Northern Powerhouse can drive growth in the Chambers’ region and how we can exploit this growth to unlock the economy across the North of England.
12th February: North East England Chamber of Commerce
Venue: tbc
11th December: Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Venue: Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce
14th December: Somerset Chamber of Commerce & Industry Ltd
Venue: Ashfords Law, Blackbrook Park Avenue, Taunton
31st January 2019: Surrey Chambers of Commerce
Venue: tbc
TSB is hosting in partnership with the British Chambers of Commerce a series of events across the Chamber network. These roundtable events aim to discuss the unique set of challenges facing small businesses in the UK, and what more banks can do to help small businesses thrive.
24th January 2019: Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Venue: Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce
30th January 2019: Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce
Venue: Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce
31st January 2019: Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce
Venue: Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce
21st February 2019: Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
Venue: Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
Director General Adam Marshall writes to Prime Minister Theresa May, calling for a post-Brexit immigration system that works for all businesses and the wider economy.
David Riches from the BCC writes about how the High Value Manufacturing Catapult can help businesses innovate and grow.
Director General Adam Marshall comments in the aftermath of the vote of confidence in Prime Minister Theresa May.
Dr Adam Marshall, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) comments on the news that the Prime Minister will face a vote of no confidence.
