The economic re-opening is now well underway, with not long to wait now until restaurants and pubs open their doors once more across England. However, for markets, concerning signs of a resurgence in coronavirus cases mean we may have reached

With construction and infrastructure sites increasingly operative around the world, and most governments keen to lift lockdown restrictions more broadly across their economies, it seems like an opportune time to ask ourselves what we have learnt about supply chains during

The Foxhills Collection is removing the need for professionals to travel into central London with its corporate membership packages across both Foxhills and Farleigh Golf Club, with a wide range of bespoke options available to make the most out of

Many businesses are re-evaluating their long, potentially geographically dispersed and complex supply chains following disruption faced from the Covid-19 pandemic. Organisations are asking whether they should consider bringing their supply back home (known as onshoring or nearshoring their production) to

As the NHS prepares to tackle the growing threat of the Covid-19 outbreak, a spotlight is being shone on the immense pressures soon to fall upon our already strained health service. With some hospitals in England already postponing non-essential surgery

The Covid-19 pandemic has seen a rise in the number of people suffering from stress, anxiety, and mental health issues. It is therefore important for everyone of all ages to take time out each day to relax. During the last

Did you miss Something Big’s webinar with us on the 12th May? Then worry not, for we have a recording of it below for you to feast your eyes (and ears) upon! There’s no doubt the current complex situation is

There hasn’t been much good news lately, as the coronavirus continues to rampage across the world. Investors, however, are beginning to see some glimpses of light emerging at the end of the tunnel. The infection rate in Italy, one of

I never thought this would happen to me….but it did. This week I was launching an event. In the build up to it, I marketed the event on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. I wanted as many as possible to join

Is this you? All sorted on the comms front now that you are working remotely, #workingfromhome. You have read so many ‘how to work from home’ articles that you never want to see one again. Ever. Your communications & conferencing

Tackling business issues The government has been busy making announcements about ways to improve infrastructure and transport including boosting funding for regional bus links.   At Surrey Chambers we will be keen to work with local government, bus operators and central

Thinking of having a party to celebrate something special? Well if you’re planning to hold it at home, our top 10 party planning tips are exactly what you need! Plan the space You don’t have to live in a small

We’ve all probably heard tales from friends and colleagues about a “project from hell”, be it a new website or software project that’s gone wrong. Something that ends up not delivering on the requirements and usually well over time &

In some ways this an historical week for the UK with the official EU leaving date of 31st January. However, we now enter a transition period, which will hopefully culminate in an orderly exit on the 31st December 2020. As

September 10th 2019 is World Suicide Prevention Day across the globe. This awareness day is organised and promoted by The International Association for Suicide Prevention. https://www.iasp.info/wspd2019/ As providers of Occupational Health Services, we have seen a rise in the number

In support of Men’s Health Week June 10th to 14th Driven by The Men’s Health Forum – https://www.menshealthforum.org.uk/ KML occupational Health took an active part in the recent Mental Health Awareness Week. We delivered talks to mixed groups at a number of client’

Surrey: Window to the world Known for its picturesque countryside and leafy suburbs, Surrey is hardly perceived as an export hub. With this in mind, it might come as a surprise to some that, according to the Surrey Chambers of

What can your organisation do to retain your Millennial employees—those tech-savvy individuals born between 1985 and 1999? After all, the cost of replacing even one employee can run to tens of thousands of pounds. A report by Oxford Economics estimated

  A guide by Western Union Business Solutions. From politics to international trade tensions, recent economic turbulence has highlighted one thing more clearly than ever: risk management strategies have to be in place to protect profits for businesses trading internationally.

Surrey Chambers board member Claire Dee offer some top tips on producing winning award submissions.   Award season is here!   No doubt you’ve received emails announcing awards X and Y have opened so submit your entry now. Including our