As the nation held its breath for the outcome of the General Election on 4th July, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) had already made its intentions clear - whatever the result.
It would continue to champion the cause of our businesses, our towns and cities, and our communities at the top table in Westminster.
And as members of BCC, at Bedfordshire Chambers we’re proud to be part of that process. But what do the objectives look like?
Nobody has a crystal ball, and the outcome of the forthcoming General Election is far from certain.
But whichever party gets into power, it will make no difference to the five-point election action plan that the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) - of which we at Bedfordshire Chamber are a member - is calling on the post 4th July Government, of whatever hue, to deliver against.
As the nation held its breath for the outcome of the General Election on 4th July, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) had already made its intentions clear - whatever the result.
It would continue to champion the cause of our businesses, our towns and cities, and our communities at the top table in Westminster.
And as members of BCC, at Bedfordshire Chambers we’re proud to be part of that process. But what do the objectives look like?
Nobody has a crystal ball, and the outcome of the forthcoming General Election is far from certain.
But whichever party gets into power, it will make no difference to the five-point election action plan that the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) - of which we at Bedfordshire Chamber are a member - is calling on the post 4th July Government, of whatever hue, to deliver against.
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