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UK economy remains in precarious position

By Head of Representation | 11 August 2023
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The Chamber writes to Ofgem on energy costs

By Head of Representation | 4 August 2023
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Chamber reaction to government announcement on house-building

By Head of Representation | 28 July 2023
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Property sector explores new Bradford schemes

By Head of Representation | 27 July 2023
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New Chamber leaders are ready to step up

By Chamber Marketing | 26 July 2023
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Chamber welcomes Pavers application

By Head of Representation | 20 July 2023
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BCC announces leaders to chair National Business Council work

By Head of Representation | 17 July 2023
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International trade vital for UK growth

By Head of Representation | 14 July 2023
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Planning ahead for Bio Net Gain requirements

By Head of Representation | 13 July 2023
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Hard Rock Cafe to open in York

By Head of Representation | 13 July 2023
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York & North Yorkshire Chamber backs anti-racism pledge

By Head of Representation | 7 July 2023
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Coney Street Riverside backed by York & North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce

By Head of Representation | 7 July 2023
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Business leaders in Yorkshire remain confident despite widespread pressures

By Head of Representation | 6 July 2023
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Government must act as a beacon for Net Zero

By Head of Representation | 28 June 2023
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Chamber events are now on Eventbrite

By Chamber Marketing | 26 June 2023
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The Chamber welcomes new Patrons

By Head of Representation | 22 June 2023
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Get ready for Bradford Manufacturing Weeks

By Chamber Marketing | 21 June 2023
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Inflation eases but cost pressures remain

By Head of Representation | 9 June 2023
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