Suffolk Chamber News

“On behalf of our hard-pressed members and the wider business community, Suffolk Chamber of Commerce certainly welcomes the short-term price support in the Energy Bill Relief Scheme...

Suffolk Chamber of Commerce is ramping up its support for campaigns aimed at improving the road, rail and mobile networks in the county.

Suffolk Chamber offices closed Monday 19 September. Please note that this coming Monday, Suffolk Chamber of Commerce will be closed as we observe the Bank Holiday for the state funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. We will be open as normal on Tuesday 20 September.

Suffolk Chamber of Commerce, Suffolk’s biggest business network and the voice of business in the region, has achieved bronze level accreditation from the Carbon Charter after being supported in this endeavour by Suffolk Country Council’s Groundwork East team.

Suffolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner Tim Passmore has announced dates for this year’s series of public meetings across the county.  He will be joined by A/Chief Constable Rachel Kearton and officers from the local policing team to answer any questions you may have about the police service you receive.

A statement from Catherine Johnson, President of Suffolk Chamber of Commerce.

“Suffolk Chamber’s initial reaction is one of relief at the news that businesses’ energy bills will be capped at the same price per unit as households, but disappointment that this will only be for a six-month period as opposed to two years for households. Businesses also need to understand what the unit price is so as to adjust their business plans accordingly. 

Suffolk Chamber patrons RSM are pleased to offer members a complimentary HR Healthcheck

“Essentially, our overall ask of Liz Truss is simple and straightforward: Suffolk Chamber’s members are looking to her to run the most business-friendly administration in recent times.

The region’s two leading business organisations have been handed a key role in helping to identify and support the delivery of the long-term skills needs of businesses.

The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has written to the Prime Minister, Chancellor of the Exchequer and both leadership candidates for the Conservative Party proposing a comprehensive five-point plan to provide vital support to UK businesses. 

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