Reacting to the latest labour market data from the ONS published this morning, Jane Gratton, Deputy Director of Public Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce said:
Reacting to the EU’s decision today on de minimis exemptions and new customs duties from 1 July 2026, William Bain, Head of Trade Policy, said:
The BCC has reacted to the Government’s recently released North Sea Future Plan. It commented after accompanying Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce to HM Treasury to hand in a letter signed by 7,000 businesses and workers.
The latest British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) economic forecast suggests last month’s Budget is unlikely to kickstart the UK economy. The first forecast by a major business organisation since the Chancellor’s statement shows the UK’s growth outlook.
The Autumn Budget Statement is one of the most anticipated events in the UK’s financial calendar, shaping the economic landscape for individuals and businesses alike.
Reacting to news of a pharmaceuticals deal with the US, William Bain, Head of Trade Policy at the BCC, said:
Responding to the Chancellor’s Budget statement, Shevaun Haviland, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce said:
Reacting to the news that the Government has agreed to a six-month qualifying period for unfair dismissal in the Employment Rights Bill, the six business groups involved in tripartite discussions, said:
Sheffield Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) has welcomed the Chancellor’s move to introduce a number of measures to support small businesses, whilst acknowledging an improved and staggered approach to implementing some of the changes.