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At the end of April (2026), France introduced a new digital border system called the Obligatory Logistics Envelope (ELO) for all freight travelling between Great Britain and France.
Fiona Parsons
18 May, 2026
Business West
We spoke to Josh, a new-starter at Business West, to find out more about how his role combines Chamber engagement with Local Skills Improvement Plan (LSIP) work, helping businesses shape future skills...
Amy Joyce
15 May, 2026
Business West
The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has warned that changes to UK steel quotas and tariffs could add millions of pounds to manufacturers’ costs and the proposed regime risks creating ‘real financial and logistics problems’ for downstream industries.
Fiona Parsons
14 May, 2026
Business West
TAfG is a new fully government-funded pilot programme that offers free, practical support to help South West SMEs and sole traders gain much greater value from digital technology, so they can become more efficient, productive and profitable. Find out how TAfG workshops could benefit your business.
Mark Williams
13 May, 2026
Business West
British Chambers of Commerce comments on the King’s Speech: welcome action but gaps remain
Amy Drummond
13 May, 2026
Business West
Occasionally we like to shine the spotlight on our members, and in this case one of the members of the Bristol Initiative. We sat down with Andrew Allan-Jones, Bristol Location Head and Intellectual Property Partner, DAC Beachcroft.
Katie Soane
12 May, 2026
Business West
Business West is proud to be attending the UK Real Estate Investment and Infrastructure Forum (REiiF) 2026 in Leeds, taking place 19–21 May. We’ll be joining investors, developers, policymakers and partners to showcase the West of England and wider South West as one of the UK’s most investable regions.
Huw James
11 May, 2026
Business West
The latest Swindon Mindful Employer Network event brought employers together to explore loneliness and isolation in today’s workplaces.
Amy Joyce
7 May, 2026
Business West
Accounting software is massively undervalued and underused. It gets a bad rap, too. It’s considered unnecessarily complex, an unwelcome additional cost, and unless you’re an accountant or bookkeeper – all a bit dull and uninspiring. But what if it could be key to growing your business?
Mark Williams
6 May, 2026
Business West
