Energy Saving Tips For The Office
Tue 7th July 2020
Professional Energy Purchasing launches energy-saving tips videos to help businesses save money
'Make Yourself at Home' - How you can get involved!
Mon 6th July 2020
The Make Yourself at Home campaign is a city wide initiative to encourage the people and businesses of Sheffield to promote the economic recovery of our businesses and communities.
BCC Quarterly Economic Survey Q2 2020: Chancellor must set out roadmap to recovery as UK economy end
Wed 1st July 2020
The British Chambers of Commerce has called for “swift, substantial and immediate action” to bolster the economy, as its Quarterly Economic Survey (QES)
BCC comments ahead of Prime Minister's speech encouraging Britain to Build Build Build
Tue 30th June 2020
Commenting ahead of the Prime Minister’s speech in the West Midlands, in which he will announce a ‘New Deal for Britain’, BCC Director General Adam Marshall said:
Breakthrough for South Yorkshire as Landmark Deal Unlocks New Funding and Powers for Economic Renewa
Mon 29th June 2020
New powers and millions of pounds in new funding are coming to South Yorkshire this summer, as the region’s landmark devolution deal is agreed.
A busy but successful 12 months for Charles H Coward Ltd
Mon 29th June 2020
Charles H Coward Ltd are thrilled to announce that they have been crowned the Yorkshire Family Business of the Year at the #FBOTY2020 awards.
Wholesaler’s care bundles a vital lifeline to Sheffield older persons charity
Tue 23rd June 2020
Dozens of isolated older people leaving hospital will benefit from care packs donated by a generous Sheffield wholesaler.
HM The Queen praises Chambers’ contribution to business communities during Coronavirus as more firms
Fri 19th June 2020
Her Majesty The Queen has offered support to businesses as they reopen, and praised the contribution Chambers of Commerce across the UK and around the world are making to help firms, champion trade and rebuild communities, in a letter released today.
BCC responds to Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee
Thu 18th June 2020
Commenting on the decision by the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee to keep interest rates on hold and expand quantitative easing, Suren Thiru, Head of Economics of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), said:
