Suffolk Chamber News

Support Suffolk Community Foundation’s Surviving Winter Appeal 2023/24 and make a meaningful impact on the lives of over 100,000 people in Suffolk facing the harsh realities of fuel poverty.

The Suffolk Chamber of Commerce has been closely analysing the recently released 2023 Autumn Statement, and it is a must-read for anyone concerned about the impact on businesses.

The Suffolk Chamber of Commerce is delighted to announce that Iliffe Media Group, an independent and innovative media business, has become the newest patron of the chamber. Iliffe Media Group joins a prestigious group of businesses committed to championing the growth and development of commerce in the Suffolk region.

Suffolk Chamber's People & Skills Group (PSG) held a productive meeting, tackling two crucial workplace topics: bereavement and the menopause.

Unlocking Opportunities: NEW International Trade Training Courses for 2024
As the global trade landscape evolves, staying ahead is not just an option—it's a necessity.

Suffolk Chamber has raised concerns regarding the recent closures of the Orwell Bridge and the significant economic losses inflicted upon the county.

Introducing the December Business & Policy Briefing – your go-to source for the latest updates and insights into the business landscape and policy developments across Suffolk. Stay informed about the most recent trends, challenges, and opportunities affecting businesses across various industries, all in one comprehensive briefing.

Suffolk Chamber is proud to announce the unveiling of its innovative series of International Trade Training courses for 2024, designed to meet the evolving demands of businesses navigating the complexities of the global marketplace.

CEOs of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), including Suffolk Chamber of Commerce John Dugmore, have penned a letter to the Chancellor urging decisive action in the upcoming Autumn Statement to address the longstanding issue of low business investment in the UK.

Attendees at this week’s (14 November) Suffolk Chamber Net Zero & Climate Adaptation Group were rewarded with insights from three leading business influencers covering some of the key issues that need to be addressed to deliver the county’s longer-term net zero ambitions.

As the tenth generation to helm this historic silk business, Julius shared the captivating journey of his family's company, which has thrived for over 300 years, building on their association with the Royal Family and venturing into new and diverse markets.

The annual Lowestoft & Waveney Business Awards (LWBA) once again showcased the remarkable talent, innovation, and success of the local business community.