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Responding to the launch of Number 10 North today, Jonny Haseldine, Head of Business Environment at the BCC, said:
“The launch of No.10 North is an important signal that our regions, their people and economies matter as much as anything happening in London.
“This is something that our Chamber Network understands only too...
The US has introduced new tariffs to replace its current levies on UK imports which have expired today. For most UK companies there is no effective change, but there is welcome confirmation that the removal of US tariffs on whisky has taken effect
Duties that must be paid on most imports of UK goods to the US will remain at 10 per cent, plu...
Reacting to the government’s announcement on a cut in business rates for pubs, clubs and music venues in England, Kate Shoesmith, Director of Policy and Insight at the BCC, said:
“While news of a carve out for pubs, clubs and music venues in England is welcome, there are many other smaller hospitality companies facing an existential threat. Me...
Responding to the latest inflation data published by the ONS this morning, Stuart Morrison, Research Manager at the British Chambers of Commerce, said:
“While businesses will welcome news that CPI cooled to 2.6% in June, the inflation thermometer remains vulnerable to further spikes in the months ahead.
“Today’s data shows the pace ...
Reacting to the latest labour market data from the ONS, Patrick Milnes, Head of Policy for People and Work at the British Chambers of Commerce, said:
“Today’s labour market data is a stark example of the challenges awaiting Andy Burnham as he settles into Number 10.
“While unemployment appears to have stabilized at 4.9%, our expect...