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  • Kelly’s Storage Launches ‘Kelly’s Digital’ – Revolutionising Document Management with Scanning Services
    27th March 2025

    Kelly’s Storage is proud to announce the launch of Kelly’s Digital, a new service dedicated to helping businesses streamline their operations through advanced document management solutions. The core feature of Kelly’s Digital is its innovative scanning service, designed to help

  • Significant Concerns Remain over Employment Rights Bill
    27th March 2025

    Ahead of the second reading of the Employment Rights Bill in the House of Lords this afternoon, Jane Gratton, Deputy Director Public Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce said:    “While the government has consulted with business, and listened

  • Unlock the power of AI and Automation for your business
    27th March 2025

    Businesses are increasingly turning to Artificial Intelligence and automation to stay competitive, streamline operations, and unlock new growth opportunities. AI and automation are no longer reserved for large corporations; they’re now essential tools for businesses of all sizes to stay

  • ATG ENTERTAINMENT CELEBRATES WORLD THEATRE DAY ANTHEM BY SHOWCASING ‘CREATIVE LEARNING’ IN THE LOCAL WOKING COMMUNITY
    27th March 2025

    ATG Entertainment is proud to celebrate World Theatre Day 2025, by uniting voices from across its local venues, in a special anthem that highlights the transformative power of theatre and live entertainment. The unique ‘Where We Belong’ initiative brings together

  • What contractors need to know about HMRC’s CIS nudge letters
    27th March 2025

    HMRC have begun a new nudge letter, or ‘one to many’ letter, campaign targeting contractors that are part of the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS). These letters intend to notify contractors in the property and construction industry to verify their CIS

  • Challenging Spring Outlook As Firms Struggle to Bloom
    26th March 2025

    Responding to the Chancellor’s Spring Statement, Shevaun Haviland, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce said:    “Today the Chancellor saw a small dip in inflation, however her statement was made against a backdrop of downgraded economic growth for

  • Inflation Eases But Volatility Ahead
    26th March 2025

    Reacting to the latest inflation data, published by the ONS this morning, David Bharier, Head of Research at the British Chambers of Commerce, said:    “Today’s data showing the CPI rate slowed to 2.8% in February is good news, but

  • The Launch of Generation Next
    25th March 2025

    Generation Next “Where Young Professionals Grow and Thrive” Generation Next is a forward-thinking initiative designed to empower young professionals across Surrey by providing the skills, connections, and opportunities needed for career success. Growing within your industry or launching your own

  • Spring Forecast: How will the Chancellor balance the books?
    25th March 2025

    Can the Chancellor improve the gloomy economy? Ahead of the Spring Forecast on Wednesday, the Chancellor Rachel Reeves MP has been doing the media rounds to manage expectations of how bad the Office of Budget Responsibility’s forecast on the economy

  • Spring Statement Must Offer Olive Branch To Business
    25th March 2025

    Speaking ahead of Wednesday’s Spring Statement, Shevaun Haviland, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce, said:    “Businesses are feeling battered and bruised by the heavy cost pressures looming within days. The Chancellor must use her Spring Statement to

  • BCC WELCOMES NEW ERA OF ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY
    20th March 2025

    Reacting to a speech by the Foreign Secretary, David Lammy, at the BCC’s Driving International Trade Conference, Director General, Shevaun Haviland, said:    “The Foreign Secretary’s announcements on a closer working relationship with UK business will be music to their

  • Bank Continues Along Monetary Policy Tightrope
    20th March 2025

    Reacting to the latest interest rate decision by the Bank of England, David Bharier, Head of Research at the British Chambers of Commerce said:    “Today’s widely expected interest rate hold highlights the tightrope the Bank is walking, in the