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As part of our ongoing series spotlighting members of the Bristol Initiative, we had the opportunity to speak with Alan Swan, Regional Operations Director for the South West at Stantec.
Jenny Ablett
23 October, 2024
Business West
Six years on and an ongoing investment approaching thirty million pounds, Stroud’s Five Valleys Shopping Centre is in good health.
Ian Mean
23 October, 2024
Business West
Do you want to use preferential duties but ship a mixed-origin consignment? Don’t fret! You can still use an EUR1 to cover the preference products, even if they are packed together with non-originating goods, by following the steps below: Complete your EUR1 form as normal, following the guidance here: How to complete the movement certificate - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk). Part contents only: this statement should appear in the ‘marks and numbers’ section of box 8 on an EUR1 if both originating and non-originating goods are packed together. For consignments of both originating and non-originating goods, describe only the originating goods. You may be unable to avoid showing non-originating goods on the invoices. If so, mark the invoice (for example, with an asterisk or a star) to show which are non-originating goods. Then put an appropriate statement in box 8 immediately below the description of the goods: ‘Goods marked with a star on the invoice are non-originating and are not covered by this certificate EUR1’. Gross weight: Only the gross weight of the goods for which preference is going to be claimed on should be included. If this is not possible, the full weight can be shown but may not be accepted by customs overseas. If you are showing the total gross weight of both originating and non-originating goods, please add the following in the notes to Chamber section of your application: ‘I understand the Chamber will not be held responsible for rejection of this EUR1 on the grounds of weight discrepancy’. Print out or receive your validated EUR1!
Beth Rice
22 October, 2024
Business West
BCC’s Trade Confidence Outlook for Q3 2024 shows a dip in SME exporters already poor performance on overseas sales. Under a quarter of exporting SME firms (22%) saw their overseas sales rise in Q3, compared to 27% in Q2. More than half of all SME exporters (54%) saw no change in overseas sales, and 24% reported a decrease. BCC’s SME export sales indicator has consistently underperformed compared to domestic sales indicators since the pandemic. The Trade Confidence Outlook, conducted by the BCC’s Insights Unit, is a survey of just under 2,000 UK SME exporters.
Eleanor Ferrari
22 October, 2024
Business West
Going through the mental and physical effects of perimenopause and menopause is something that every woman, and individuals assigned female at birth, will experience in their lifetime. It can have a really significant impact on both their personal and professional lives, causing symptoms such as anxiety, depression, loss of confidence and reduced concentration.
Eleanor Ferrari
17 October, 2024
Business West
Reacting to news of the launch of the Government’s Industrial Strategy, Shevaun Haviland, Director General of the BCC, said:
Eleanor Ferrari
14 October, 2024
Business West
Responding to the latest ONS data on trade, William Bain, Head of Trade Policy at the BCC, said:
Fiona Parsons
11 October, 2024
Business West
Responding to the unveiling of the Government’s legislation on employment reform, Jane Gratton, Deputy Director of Public Policy at the BCC, said:
Priscilla Dibble
10 October, 2024
Business West
In today's crowded digital marketplace, small businesses are competing fiercely with one another for a limited share of their customers' attention. To stand out from the noise and attract potential clients, effective marketing is essential.
Anonymous Author
10 October, 2024
Business West
