BCC comments on latest Brexit developments

21st March 2019

Reacting to the latest Brexit developments, Dr Adam Marshall, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce, said: -Are people and businesses tired and frustrated after three years of constant Brexit drama? Of course.

‪But is being fed up a valid reason for Westminster to put people's livelihoods and our communities on the block in a messy and disorderly exit on March 29th? Absolutely not. -The question on the minds of everyone in business in the UK is: now what? Our future is no clearer today than it was weeks, even months ago. And that is unacceptable.

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