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Economy Stutters with Extra Business Costs Approaching
16th December 2024
Reacting to the latest GDP data released this morning, David Bharier, Head of Research at the British Chambers of Commerce, said: “With growth of just 0.1% in the three months to October and an unexpected fall in the monthly
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Strategic Transformation Funding Available
13th December 2024
Our Strategic Transformation Programme has awarded some fantastic grants recently, and we are fortunate to have some passionate donors who have ensured some additional funding is now available in this fund for charities and organisations in these areas… Registered charities
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Frimley Park Hospital and UCA collaboration creates artwork for young patients
13th December 2024
Young patients waiting to be seen at Frimley Park Hospital will have a colourful and calming welcome, thanks to artwork by Graphic Design students from the University for the Creative Arts (UCA). The Frimley Health Charity (the official charity for
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Festive finances: Budget for Christmas and spread the cost of tax bills
13th December 2024
Self Assessment customers unable to pay their tax bill in full by 31 January 2025 can spread the cost using HMRC’s online Time to Pay system Time to Pay plans support those who cannot pay their tax bills on time
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Cooper Parry Partners with US-Based Lee Equity Partners to Deliver Transformational Growth
13th December 2024
Cooper Parry, the fast growing and disruptive firm of accountants and business advisers, is delighted to announce a ground-breaking investment partnership with New York-based Lee Equity. Following two years of transformational growth, Lee Equity will succeed Waterland Private Equity (“Waterland”)
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Funding secured for Spelthorne Job and Skills Hub
13th December 2024
Spelthorne Borough Council has received government funding to continue providing careers advice and employment support to young people in the Borough. The Department of Work and Pensions has confirmed that it will provide a grant of £63K from January 2025
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Applications open to help fund local community projects
13th December 2024
Spelthorne Borough Council is now open for applications for funding through the 2024-2025 Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) for local community projects and improvements. Local Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funds are available to help fund local community projects to help address
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Surrey firm’s team members notch up 90 days of community action
13th December 2024
Community-minded colleagues at a Surrey manufacturer have ‘given back’ nearly 90 days of voluntary service to good causes in 2024. More than 60 team members at Camberley-based process filter maker Amazon Filters devoted time to initiatives such as school grounds
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Business Need Concrete Plans To Grow Economy
5th December 2024
Responding to the Prime Minister’s Plan For Change, announced this morning, Shevaun Haviland, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce, said: “It was good to hear the Prime Minister double down on his commitment to grow the economy
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Businesses Crucial To Circular Economy Delivery
28th November 2024
The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) is urging policymakers across the UK to put British businesses at the heart of sustainability and waste reduction plans. Among the recommendations in the BCC’s Circular Economy report: • The Government’s Circular Economy roadmap
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MSc AI for Business and industry projects with Surrey businesses
27th November 2024
Inviting Surrey businesses to commission student projects for MSc AI for Business students at Royal Holloway University of London, School of Business and Management The AI for Business Capstone Project provides students with direct access to industry professionals and AI-driven
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THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH VISITS ATG ENTERTAINMENT’S THE AMBASSADORS WOKING
27th November 2024
On Tuesday 26th November, His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh attended The Ambassadors Woking, in a special visit celebrating the borough’s vibrant arts, culture, and community initiatives. Hosted by Venue Director Mr. John-Jackson Almond FRSA, the visit highlighted the