Suffolk Chamber News

Responding to growing water use restrictions on non-domestic properties and their potential negative impact on businesses’ investment and job creation plans across the county, Suffolk Chamber of Commerce has successfully launched the Suffolk Business Water Group with the aim of better preparing organisations to adapt.

Support Suffolk Community Foundation’s Surviving Winter Appeal 2024/25 and make a meaningful impact on the lives of over 100,000 people in Suffolk facing the harsh realities of fuel poverty.

A group of major Suffolk businesses who are at the forefront of reducing carbon emissions, have teamed up with Suffolk Chamber of Commerce, the University of Suffolk and Groundwork East to do even more to reduce industrial and business carbon emissions and reduce energy costs.

Over 100 senior delegates from all the key parts of the Suffolk system came together at BT’s iconic Martlesham research centre and discuss how they could better focus and coordinate the county’s contributions to the new Labour Government’s growth agenda.

Suffolk Chamber warns that delays and congestion on the A14 could jeopardise investment, jobs growth, and national economic security unless immediate improvements are made.

Whilst some of the tax rises in today's budget were not as bad as some had expected, the increase in employers' national insurance contributions will hit Suffolk businesses hard and do little to deliver the economic growth that the government wants...

The Suffolk Chamber of Commerce is delighted to announce that this year’s Prestige Dinner charity auction raised an incredible £8,000 in support of four Suffolk-based charities: Access Community Trust, Headway Suffolk, St Nicholas Hospice Care, and Suffolk Family Carers.

The Suffolk Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce its continued and renewed support for Suffolk New College through its Industry Partner Programme and the upcoming FutureSkills Fair. This partnership underscores the Chamber’s commitment to strengthening the connections between businesses and education to support Suffolk’s growing economy.

The latest results from Suffolk Chamber’s Quarterly Economic Survey is further confirmation of stubborn trading activity.