Suffolk Chamber News
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Easton and Otley College (EOC) is launching a public consultation.
The British Chambers of Commerce publishes new research demonstrating some of the potential real-world consequences of the UK leaving the EU without a deal on the 31st of October.
New research from the British Chambers of Commerce shows a concerningly high number of UK firms aren’t ready for a no deal Brexit. Business has consistently called on government to avoid a messy and disorderly exit but in light of the political turmoil and relentless uncertainty, clearer and more consistent information is needed to help them prepare.
In unprecedented move four Chambers of Commerce from the East of England, representing 6,450 companies and over half a million jobs, join forces to sound warning.
Suffolk Chamber of Commerce, the county's leading business organisation, today (4 September) achieved a key milestone in delivering improved business support and representation across the Babergh and Mid Suffolk areas of the county with the appointment of Dr. Peter Funnell, one of the county's most experienced business leaders and a past president of Suffolk Chamber, as the inaugural chair of Suffolk Chamber in Central Suffolk.
The 3D Productivity Suite offers: competitive membership packages, bespoke pricing for individual projects, CDP and access to technician services.
Responding to the latest Westminster developments, Dr Adam Marshall, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce, said:
The county’s leading business organisation is looking to recruit the best candidates available to fill two key roles in its growing operation.
Two highly experienced business professionals have been recruited to key countywide roles aimed at helping Suffolk businesses, especially small and medium enterprises (SMEs), meet the challenges and opportunities presented by Brexit.
West Suffolk Council is carrying out a review of car parks across the district, the first review to be carried out in four years.