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Chamber and BCC highlight Middle East conflict impact on Humber and UK firms
THE Chair of the Chamber’s Shipping, Transport and Renewables Committee, Albert Weatherill, told this week’s meeting that the ongoing issues with the conflict in the Middle East and the Houthi rebels attacking shipping had led to ships avoiding the Red Sea routes and the Suez Canal, leading to supply chain issues and increased costs.
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Read moreCustoms Procedures Still Holding Back UK Exports
Major survey of UK businesses finds customs procedures remain the top barrier to exporting (cited by 45% of companies)
Read moreA63 Castle Street overnight closures to progress key phases of work
Drivers in Hull are advised of a further series of overnight closures planned for the A63 Castle Street scheme as the project moves ahead.
Read moreSME Divide Revealed on Environmental Targets
Ahead of COP 29, the UN Climate Change Conference in Azerbaijan, British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) research has found a clear divide among SMEs on environmental targets.
Read moreBusiness backs charity’s Mischief of Rats to raise funds for medical scanner
A business owner who is living with the same cancer that killed his father is now backing a campaign to help others by improving medical scanning services for a range of life-limiting conditions and is encouraging other businesses to do the same.
Read moreSpencer Bridge Engineering completes latest round of works on historic Menai Bridge
Hull based engineering specialist Spencer Bridge Engineering has completed the latest instalment of refurbishment works on the famous Menai Suspension Bridge ahead of the crossing’s bicentenary.
Read moreSingle Trade Window Development Paused
The UK is pausing the development of the Single Trade Window, a digital border service that would have streamlined data relating to cross-border trade.
Read moreNew Regional Director for the Humber takes the helm
Associated British Ports’ (ABP) is delighted to welcome Andrew Dawes to the position of new Regional Director, Humber.
Read morePrincess Royal joins Sailors’ Children’s Society in a thank you to partners behind nationwide family support programme
A charity which has been supporting the families of seafarers for more than 200 years invited some of its most dedicated partners to a Royal presentation as a thank you for efforts ranging from the historic to almost superhuman.
Read moreLegal 500 highlights professionalism and progression at Rollits
Leading law firm Rollits LLP has reinforced its reputation for professionalism and career progression in the new edition of the UK Legal 500 – the sector’s most prestigious directory.
Read moreSix trainees become qualified solicitors at Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire’s largest law firm
Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire’s largest law firm, Wilkin Chapman, celebrates six newly-qualified solicitors following the completion of their training contract.
Read moreNew categories added to annual business awards
LONG-STANDING and family-run businesses will be recognised in new categories at the 14th annual Chamber Goole and Howdenshire Business Excellence Awards.
Read moreIdeal Heating recognised for ‘inspiring’ commitment to employee wellbeing in manufacturing awards
One of Hull’s biggest employers has been recognised in a prestigious industry awards ceremony for “setting the standard for employee care”.
Read moreAndrew Jackson announces newly qualified and trainee promotions
Regional law firm Andrew Jackson Solicitors LLP is delighted to announce the promotion of seven members of its team.
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