The findings, from the BCC’s Insights Unit, also show a rise in impact since February 2024, when firms were asked specifically about Red Sea disruption, and two-fifths (37%) were affected.
Jane Gratton, Deputy Director Public Policy, reacts to the latest ONS Labour Market data published this morning
Organisations across South Yorkshire are being asked to share their experiences with business crime, via a new poll conducted by the three regional chambers of commerce.
Ahead of COP 29, the UN Climate Change Conference in Azerbaijan, British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) research has found a clear divide among SMEs on environmental targets.
David Bharier, Head of Research at the British Chambers of Commerce responds to the latest interest rate decision by the Bank of England
National law firm Freeths has successfully completed 70 corporate transactions for clients in October ahead of a historic Budget announcement.
Rachel Reeves made history yesterday, delivering the first budget from a female chancellor, in a debut that also marked the first Labour budget in 14 years. Here, we outline some of the key changes that affect businesses and business owners.
The Labour government’s new Employment Rights Bill (published on 18th October 2024) introduces significant changes that aim to improve job security, expand worker protections, and increase flexibility for millions of employees across the UK.
In presenting Labour’s widely anticipated first Budget in 14 years, the Chancellor was faced with a challenging task