More manufacturers and exporters should be taking advantage of one of the fastest growing economies in the world, according to Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce.

Recently released manufacturing figures for June show that total manufacturing output increased by 4.1 per cent in June 2010 more >>

What would you do if you were sitting in the European Parliament alongside President Jerzy Buzek for a day?

On October 14, the British Chambers of Commerce is giving over 700 entrepreneurs an opportunity to visit the European Parliament for an event that will put your business views at more >>

The Chamber's Learning and Skills Sector recently held a Primary Careers event at Ely St Mary's Primary School and Ely St John's Primary School to educate year five and six in careers, employability and university.

The event saw a range of activities including team building exercises. more >>

The Chamber has launched a letter-writing campaign over the importance of upgrading the A14 in Cambridgeshire after Transport Ministers refused to meet with local MPs to discuss the issue. Jonathan Djanogly MP had requested a meeting to outline the concerns of his constituents with Ministers, but more >>

Public sector finances may be feeling the squeeze but there are still contracts to be won and local businesses will be given top tips on winning them at this year's Business Focus event.

For a second consecutive year Peterborough's popular business-to-business exhibition will incorporate more >>

Rural communities across the East of England could be enjoying access to super-fast broadband for the very first time with new funding announced today. The East of England Development Agency (EEDA) has secured half a million pounds through the Regional Development Programme for England (RDPE) to more >>

Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce has reacted to Chancellor George Osborne's emergency budget, labelling the speech 'disappointing' for businesses in our region.

John Bridge OBE, Chief Executive of Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce, said:
'This was a disappointing speech for more >>

The Chamber has spoken out against ring-fences for health and overseas aid budgets, claiming that they are unjustifiable and pose serious risks to the UK's economic recovery and future growth.

Chamber Chief Executive John Bridge says that by protecting certain budgets and programmes more >>

The Chamber has begun lobbying the Government for 'proportionate investment' in the East of England, highlighting that the region has been unfairly funded in recent years despite producing the third highest return on public investment of all regions.

Chief Executive John Bridge OBE more >>

The Chambers' first-ever safari networking brunch was given the thumbs up by members who attended the event at The Maltings in Ely recently. The audience was wide-ranging, with translators, artists, HR consultants and local leisure facilities all represented at the event which included a more >>