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Compare the MembershipsSouth Yorkshire’s Quarterly Economic Survey is now underway to quantify the impact of rising employment costs and pressures.
Sheffield teenager and rising motorsport star Rowan Campbell-Pilling brings businesses together as the 2026 Steel City Cup returns this June.
The three South Yorkshire Chambers are delighted to welcome members to a Netwalking event at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park, bringing together businesses from across South Yorkshire.
Freeths honoured for inclusion initiatives at national diversity awards
South Yorkshire’s Quarterly Economic Survey is now open, providing a critical opportunity to quantify the growing impact of rising employment costs on businesses across the region.
Is the idea of walking into a room full of strangers to talk business completely overwhelming? Guess what. You’re not alone and you really don’t have to feel that way
The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) is urging Government to prioritise the UK’s economic security, after 10 years of geopolitical shocks have repeatedly damaged growth.
Local employers don’t need huge time or resource to make an impact. From guest talks to placements, there are flexible ways to support students. With UTC OLP and UTC City Centre, businesses of all types can get involved and build future talent pipelines.
Join us for our Morning Networking Event, taking place at the brand-new Maria restaurant underneath Cambridge Street Collective – a fresh and vibrant new space in the heart of Sheffield.
Connect to Work Sheffield focuses on reaching groups who face complex barriers and challenges. SOHAS will focus on carers/ex-carers because our expertise sits exactly where carers most often struggle, the interface between work, health and retention.
New research by the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) Insights Unit, involving over 2,000 exporters, shows they were continuing to toil ahead of the disruption caused by the Iran War.
Driving Global Success for South Yorkshire Businesses.
The Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) will today (Thursday March 26) rally businesses to respond to rising geopolitical instability by deepening trade rather than retreating.
Sheffield’s Canon Medical Arena provided the backdrop for scores of voluntary and community groups from across South Yorkshire to connect with funders at a special free event.
Celebrate. Recognise. The best of Sheffield… at the Sheffield Business Awards 2026.
Freeths young talent named emerging leader at Business Hero Awards
Commenting on the first trade data release of 2026 by the Office for National Statistics, William Bain, Head of Trade Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce said:
The latest British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) economic forecast suggests slow growth in 2026, higher inflation due to the Middle East crisis, and rising unemployment as the labour market softens.
Trees are in trouble. Can you help? The Peak District National Park Foundation are raising £40,000 to grow more resilient native trees and fight climate change and disease. This week, double your impact by donating to their Earth Raise campaign.
Rowan Campbell-Pilling returns to the track for his upcoming 2026 UK GB3 Championship debut, later this week at Silverstone.
The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has warned that removing the UK’s tariff exemption for low value imports could risk pushing up prices, harming small businesses and reducing trade intensity.