The South Yorkshire International Trade Conference (SYITC) returned in 2026 with a renewed format, a central new venue, and a sharper focus on helping businesses navigate the realities of global trade.
Leaders from across South Yorkshire came together to launch a new shared strategy for the region, setting out a long-term vision to improve opportunities, health and prosperity.
Thousands of people across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire can now stream, work, study and stay connected more easily, as over 60,000 homes and businesses benefit from faster broadband backed by the UK Government’s Project Gigabit.
The Equality Act 2010 (Code of Practice on Services, Public Functions and Associations) (Revocation) Order 2026 takes effect on 5 August 2026.
Kate Shoesmith, Director of Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce, responds to No10’s plans to hand Mayors a greater share of locally generated tax revenue
David Bharier, Deputy Director of Economics and Insight at the British Chambers of Commerce, responds to the Bank of England interest rate decision to hold
Reacting to the government’s announcement on a cut in business rates for pubs, clubs and music venues, Kate Shoesmith, Director of Policy and Insight at the BCC, said:
Jonny Haseldine, Head of Business Environment at the BCC, responds to the launch of Number 10 North today
Patrick Milnes,?Head?of?Policy for People and Work?at the British Chambers of?Commerce, reacts to the latest labour market data from the ONS