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The British Chambers of Commerce, of which Business West is a key player, is calling for the Chancellor to use next month’s Budget to work in partnership with business to develop a sustainable growth plan.
Eleanor Ferrari
16 February, 2024
Business West
As we navigate the twists and turns of the economic landscape, one thing remains certain: your voice matters. At Business West, we understand the power of data in driving informed decision-making and shaping policies that support businesses like yours. That's why we're calling on all businesses to participate in this quarter’s Quarterly Economic Survey and ensure your region's voice is heard loud and clear on the national stage.
Anonymous Author
15 February, 2024
Business West
Last week, we brought together Bristol Initiative members to meet with Carla Denyer, Green Party Co-Leader and Green Party Councillor for Clifton Down, as well as Tony Dyer, Green Party Councillor for Southville and Green Shadow Cabinet member for Housing Delivery and Homes. The event was kindly hosted by Initiative members Foot Anstey at their office in Temple Quarter.
Anonymous Author
14 February, 2024
Business West
Responding to the latest inflation figures from the ONS, Alex Veitch, Director of Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce, of which Business West is a key player, said:
Eleanor Ferrari
14 February, 2024
Business West
Starting a small business is a dream for many people, but few turn that dream into a reality. If you are desperate to be your own boss, have control over your schedule, and do something you love, running a business could be for you.
Harvey Holloway
14 February, 2024
Business West
Many countries around the world are actively trying to find solutions to Climate Change. Some countries, such as the United States of America, have chosen to incentivise green industries in the hope that they will naturally replace more polluting industries. Other countries are targeting polluting industries, ensuring they pay a fair price for the emissions they output. The European Union (EU) have recently launched the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), which hopes to spearhead the EU to the forefront of worldwide green policy. CBAM will replace the EU Emissions Trading System and hopes to capture “Carbon-leakage”, meaning that importers in the EU pay a fair price for imports. Exporters will now need to report the emissions produced when manufacturing their goods, which EU importers will then link to import declarations as part of a quarterly report. The following six sectors affected are:
Joe Goldsworthy
14 February, 2024
Business West
For anyone who has organised a business event, the worst scenario is to wake up in the morning to stormy weather, dark clouds and pouring rain. But Mother Nature doesn't always cooperate with our plans. From outdoor publicity events to tradeshows and conferences, the weather can put a damper on all kinds of business and networking plans if you're not properly prepared.
Anonymous Author
13 February, 2024
Business West
Responding to the latest labour market data from ONS, Jane Gratton, Deputy Director Public Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce said:
Eleanor Ferrari
13 February, 2024
Business West
As part of National Apprenticeship Week, we wanted to highlight Openreach, a Bristol Initiative Member with a long history of working with apprenticeships and supporting apprentices through their careers. When talking to our friends over there, it became clear that we should speak to Andy Keast, the Operations Director for Openreach’s Chief Engineer’s team in the South of England.
Anonymous Author
9 February, 2024
Business West
