Pace of Immigration Changes Must Work for Business
Thu 15th May 2025
Jane Gratton, Deputy Director Public Policy, at the British Chambers of Commerce, responds to the publication of the Immigration White Paper
Vacancies Still Falling As Wages Outpace Inflation
Tue 13th May 2025
Jane Gratton, Deputy Director Public Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce, responds to the latest labour market data, published by the ONS this morning
South Yorkshire Businesses Invited to Share Growth Ambitions in Latest Quarterly Economic Survey
Mon 12th May 2025
Businesses across South Yorkshire are being invited to take part in the latest Quarterly Economic Survey (QES), which this quarter focuses on the theme of “Business Growth.”
Procurement Act Must Quickly Deliver for SMEs
Mon 12th May 2025
Only a fifth (20%) of procurement spend from the wider public sector, including central government, went to SMEs in 2024. That’s according to the latest report by the British Chambers of Commerce and data provider Tussell, in partnership with AutogenAI.
Tariffs Loom Large As Growth Forecasts Cut
Wed 23rd April 2025
William Bain, Head of Trade Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce, responds to the latest IMF forecasts for the UK and Global economies
Comprehensive Cardiology Care at LivingCare
Tue 22nd April 2025
Your heart matters, and at LivingCare, we make it our priority.
Increased Export Volatility Ahead Of Tariffs
Thu 17th April 2025
The Trade Confidence Outlook, conducted by the BCC’s award-winning Insights Unit, is a survey of just over 1,800 UK SME exporters.
South Yorkshire Chambers Highlight Need For Greater Capacity In The Planning System, Following New Survey Results
Wed 16th April 2025
In light of recent survey findings, the three South Yorkshire Chambers are highlighting the need for greater capacity and resource in the planning system.
Businesses Fear Inflation ‘Calm Before The Storm’
Wed 16th April 2025
Responding to the latest inflation data, published by the ONS this morning, Stuart Morrison, Research Manager at the British Chambers of Commerce said:
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