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  • “To hear another baby crying at night and to not be able to hold or be near my own little baby…that was heartbreaking”
    30th May 2019

    “To hear another baby crying at night and to not be able to hold or be near my own little baby…that was heartbreaking” Mum of baby who needed special care backs hospital charity campaign Royal Surrey County Hospital Charity launches

  • How diverse is the Surrey Chambers of Commerce? Meet THE team!
    29th May 2019

    Surrey Chambers of Commerce: Meet THE team! We often hear about diversity in the workplace, how diverse is the Surrey Chambers of Commerce? We go in to find out!   Listen here…

  • What you need to know on exporting!
    29th May 2019

    Surrey Chambers of Commerce: What you need to know about export! Biz spoke to Gary Hayes from Surrey Chambers of Commerce on export, we discuss accidental exporters, Brexit, service exports and more!   listen here…

  • Membership, networking and Project Five joins in to discuss their partnership with Surrey Chambers!
    29th May 2019

    Surrey Chambers of Commerce: we discuss membership, networking and Project Five joins in the conversation to discuss their current partnership. Meet Molly, membership manager, we discuss her role at Surrey Chambers, their sustainability event and Project Five joins in to

  • Get to know CEO of Surrey Chambers, Louise Punter!
    29th May 2019

    Meet CEO of Surrey Chambers Of Commerce, Louise Punter, you’ve seen her, do you know her?   Biz spoke to our patrons, Surrey Chambers Of Commerce’ Louise Punter, we spoke about her role at Surrey Chambers, how long she has

  • BCC comments on Migration Advisory Committee report
    29th May 2019

    Commenting on the Migration Advisory Committee’s report, Jane Gratton, Head of People Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), said:    “Expanding the Shortage Occupation List will help businesses access the skills they need when they can’t recruit locally.

  • New flexible workspaces set to boost Guildford businesses
    29th May 2019

        Global workspace provider Regus recently opened the doors to its second centre in Guildford. Located in Guildford Business Park, and joining the likes of Philips, Enstar and Colgate Palmolive, Regus’ latest co-working centre is set to make flexible

  • Mundays charity run brings fun amidst the Painshill follies
    29th May 2019

    Wednesday 8th May saw the 12th annual Mundays Charity 5k run raising funds for Princess Alice Hospice. Taking place for the first time in the stunning new venue of Painshill in Cobham, over 200 runners, joggers and walkers from businesses

  • Campaign to ramp up exports in Enterprise M3 region gathers pace, with ‘Export Champion’ at the helm
    29th May 2019

    The bid to bolster Enterprise M3’s exporting industry has begun in earnest, after the Government’s selection of Chief Executive Kathy Slack as a South East England Export Champion. Kathy was one of 20 champions designated for the South East by

  • Kingston Smith Gatwick Lunch Club to partner with Rockinghorse Children’s Charity
    28th May 2019

    Kingston Smith is delighted to announce that Rockinghorse is joining their Gatwick Lunch Club as a partner. The partnership will not only enable the Club to expand to a wider audience but also raise the charity’s profile in Gatwick and

  • TWELFTH NIGHT OPENS 2019 SUMMER SEASON
    28th May 2019

    13 – 29 June Original music, a female Feste and 1950s coastal setting are revealed for Guildford Shakespeare Company’s (GSC) opening show of their 14th Open-Air Season: the much-loved TWELFTH NIGHT. This brand-new production transports the eccentric world of Illyria

  • BCC/DHL: Weak first quarter for UK exporters
    24th May 2019

    More UK exporters are reporting a decrease in orders in the opening quarter of the year, with cashflow and confidence dipping too according to the latest Quarterly International Trade Outlook from the British Chambers of Commerce, in partnership with DHL.