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  • Show Your Green Credentials – Enter CREST23 Business Awards!
    5th April 2023

      It’s time to show our green credentials in Surrey’s only green business awards – it simply takes three easy steps to enter CREST23 Business Awards The free-to-enter awards are already recognised for showcasing the work of companies from Blue

  • Pension Tax Limits – Budget Changes
    5th April 2023

      In the recent budget (delivered on 15 March 2023), the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, announced a number of measures that are intended to increase “growth” and support efforts to (a) encourage inactive individuals to return to work, in particular those

  • Latest Updates From Surrey Chambers CEO – 27th March
    31st March 2023

      It has been an exciting time for the Chamber over the last month. Thanks to government funding we have run a number of complimentary courses in Sales, International Sales, Numeracy and International Documentation. More than 150 businesspeople have benefited

  • The Award-Winning Producer, Ellen Kent, Returns this Spring with Two Stunning Operas!
    31st March 2023

      Aida Friday 5th May – New Victoria Theatre, Woking Aida, the grandest of all Ellen Kent’s operas, returns with a stunning new traditional production, boasting an impressive new set built by Set-Up Scenery in the UK, who also build

  • University of Surrey Generates £1.3 Billion for the Surrey Economy and 17,500 Jobs
    29th March 2023

      An independent economic report published today confirms the significant contribution by the University of Surrey to the local economy in 2020/21, despite the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic. The report reveals that the University of Surrey supported over 17,500

  • Brooklands Museum Shortlisted for High-Profile Award Recognising Innovative Programme that Supports Local School Children
    28th March 2023

      Brooklands Museum, in Weybridge, Surrey, is thrilled to announce it has been shortlisted for the ‘Learning Programme of the Year’ in the Museums + Heritage Awards 2023, for ‘Learning Without Borders’; a learning programme created in partnership with Bourne

  • Why Virtual Work Experience Matters for Gatwick Airport
    28th March 2023

      Speakers for Schools is a youth social mobility charity that connects 14-19-year-olds from thousands of state schools and colleges with employers so that they can learn more about careers and explore the world of work. Since the launch of

  • Resilient Businesses to Rebuild Margins as Economic Outlook Improves, Says RSM UK
    27th March 2023

      Middle market businesses are demonstrating remarkable resilience, investing in people and productivity to rebuild profit margins. RSM’s latest Middle Market Business Index (MMBI), the first economic index to focus solely on middle market businesses in the UK, has risen

  • Businesses Across Hampshire & Surrey Can Now Access FREE Courses to Help Address Green Skills Gaps
    27th March 2023

      Government funding has enabled colleges across Hampshire and Surrey to come together to create a suite of online courses that help address key green skills and help individuals on their journey towards greener careers. As the UK strives towards

  • That’ll Be The Day returns to Woking!
    23rd March 2023

      Thursday 4th May – New Victoria Theatre, Woking First established in 1986, That’ll Be The Day is back on the road, and making a welcomed return to Woking this year with another incredible show packed full of world class

  • “Is Crimestoppers Really Anonymous?”
    23rd March 2023

      This is a question we are often asked on social media. We are 100% anonymous. Always. Crimestoppers is a charity Our charity provides a way to give information about crime anonymously 24/7, 365 days a year. You can tell

  • Audiences’ Favourite Actress Becomes Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Patron Patricia Hodge OBE Joins Forces with Guildford Theatre
    23rd March 2023

      The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre is highly delighted to welcome Patricia Hodge as its newest Patron. Ms Hodge has starred on the Yvonne Arnaud stage many times, most recently in the sell-out production of Private Lives with Nigel Havers in