What the Norfolk Chamber can do for you


Contacts and connections – the magic circle! 
Enjoy being part of an exclusive circle of mutual business support. Make invaluable contacts to grow your business and build new, lasting commercial relationships. Be in the loop with the latest business news and ideas.

 

Looking after you with exclusive deals!
Our aim is to give you excellent value for money, practical support and peace of mind. Tap into our exclusive package of added benefits and you can save money on business purchasing, source professional advice at little or no cost and give your staff great incentives.

 

Helping you trade overseas – the sky’s the limit!

It’s never been a better time to trade overseas. Our friendly and experienced team can help you break into new foreign markets, with everything from documentation to logistics, cultural dos and don’ts, training and translations.

 

Giving voice – gaining influence!
If you want your business to have a louder voice, then you need to be part of the Chamber. We can influence government decision-makers and shape policy to create a better business environment for you.

 

…and more!

Members can get free PR through our media channels, which reach thousands of influential businesses on a regular basis. Just send your news to magazine@norfolkchamber.co.uk. You can also upload your news and events to the Chamber website at any time.

 News
20-Mar-12
Fall in inflation will be slower than the MPC predicted 
  • Annual CPI inflation down from 3.6% in January to 3.4% in February
  • Annual RPI inflation down from 3.9% in January to 3.7% in February
Commenting on the inflation figures for February 2012, David Kern, Chief Economist at the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), said:
 
“Although a fall in inflation was unsurprising, it was not as rapid as most analysts expected and we shouldn’t be unduly optimistic about future trends."
 
20-Mar-12
Credit easing is not a panacea 
Commenting on the Chancellor’s announcement of the details of the National Loan Guarantee Scheme, John Longworth, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce, said:
 
“The current economic challenges mean that the government must look at new and innovative ways of providing credit to viable firms. While credit easing is a step in the right direction, it is not a panacea for all the problems faced by businesses trying to access finance."
 
19-Mar-12
Chancellor should offset minimum wage hike by scrapping rise in business rates  
In this week’s budget, the government should also be more radical, and devote additional resources to the Youth Contract to help small and medium-sized businesses with the up-front costs of taking on young people.”
 
19-Mar-12
Infrastructure is the lifeblood of British business 
Infrastructure is the lifeblood of British business. Our road network is no exception.
 
Last year, we called on the government to look at new ways to bring large-scale private investment into the roads and other transport networks. We welcome the fact that the Prime Minister and the Cabinet are taking this challenge seriously.
 
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