Suffolk Chamber News

Congratulations to Suffolk’s eight newly elected MPs!

Suffolk Chamber looks forward to campaigning with them to ensure that Suffolk gets higher levels of investment in rail, road, 5G and skills, plus a replacement for the outdated business rates system.

The Suffolk Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to announce the rebranding and expansion of its prestigious business awards, previously known as the Lowestoft & Waveney Business Awards.

The Suffolk Chamber of Commerce has joined forces with a veterans’ social enterprise to call on more businesses to sign the Armed Forces Covenant.

Suffolk Chamber of Commerce is delighted to announce the appointment of Nick Evans, UK Site & Sales Director Treatt, as its new President. Announced at the 140th Annual General Meeting.

Suffolk Chamber of Commerce is delighted to announce an exciting new partnership with the ITFC. Assuming the role of Chamber Patron, Ipswich Town Football Club reaffirms its commitment to fostering the prosperity and advancement of both the local community and businesses throughout the region.

A call for a Suffolk-wide approach to ensure the county receives both a fairer share of infrastructure and skills spend and a greater voice in advocating for other reforms from the next Parliament has gone out – and already gained widespread support.

Unlocking Opportunities

Suffolk Chamber of Commerce has confirmed the list of candidates who have confirmed their attendance at the business organisation’s four General Election hustings.

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.