Suffolk Chamber News

An initiative aimed at boosting business awareness and use of 5G mobile and other cutting-edge communications technologies to gain competitive advantage has been successfully launched in the county.

Find out more about the Chamber programme of hustings for the General Election, aimed at bringing local businesses and Parliamentary candidates together to discuss the key issues impacting on future sustainable business growth in the county.

2024 General Election manifesto launched urging all local Parliamentary candidates to indicate how far they would back its 15-point programme - aimed at securing renewed sustainable economic growth for everyone in Suffolk.

This General Election must focus on the best ways for Suffolk, and the country, to prosper... read more

The longstanding campaign to secure much-needed rail upgrades at Ely and Haughley Junctions is about to receive a boost as Suffolk campaigners prepare to put their case to Louise Haigh MP, the shadow Secretary of State for Transport.

Suffolk County Council stands at a crossroads, poised to embark on a transformative journey with the proposed devolution deal. We delve into the significance of the proposed devolution deal and its potential impact on Suffolk's business landscape.

The county’s leading business body has held “enlightening and useful” talks with senior officials from South Africa – one of the east of England’s most significant trading partners.

The Suffolk Chamber is thrilled to announce that it will be relocating its headquarters to a new office space within the University of Suffolk, effective 20 May 2024.

The Suffolk Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to announce the successful launch event for the C140 Exhibition at The Hold in Ipswich. The event celebrated the Suffolk Chamber’s 140th year of business and marked the beginning of a two-week journey through 140 years of business evolution within the county.