Chamber News
Humberside’s new Chief Constable tells Chamber about growing pace of improvements at his force
Police and Crime Commissioner Keith Hunter and the new Chief Constable of Humberside Police, Lee Freeman, laid out their vision for the future of the force at the Chamber’s AGM.
Read moreDiana Johnson shames TransPennine Express in Parliamentary question to Northern Powerhouse Minister in Commons
Diana Johnson MP has shamed TransPennine Express in the House of Commons for failing to attend a meeting with fellow MP Emma Hardy, Hull City Council, business leaders and rail experts.
Read moreGirl Power takes over at the Chamber on International Women's Day
Sally Booker and Kathy Fillingham made it a double-whammy as they became the new President and Vice-President of the Hull & Humber Chamber of Commerce on International Women’s Day.
Read moreChamber stands by claims as MPs back call for action over trans-Pennine rail downgrading
TAKING THE EXPRESS OUT OF TRANS-PENNINE RAIL – 10-STATION STOPPER SERVICE AND LONGER JOURNEY TIMES
Read moreTAKING THE EXPRESS OUT OF TRANSPENNINE RAIL AS JOURNEY TIMES INCREASE FROM MAY
The Hull & Humber Chamber of Commerce is inviting Leo Goodwin, the Managing Director of TransPennine Express, to a meeting in Hull with MPs, rail consultants and business leaders to explain his company’s downgrading of Hull’s vital rail links to a “stopping service”.
Read moreLearning about life, culture and business at Chinese summer camp
WHEN many people think of China, the nation’s bold red flag springs to mind, as do uniformity, a hardworking people, diligent students and recently unexplained fashion trends. Spending the summer at Tianjin Normal University Confucius Institute opened my eyes to what life in China is about.
Read moreBrexit – A bird’s-eye view from the Humber as Chamber visits European Parliament
The Hull & Humber Chamber of Commerce led a delegation of business leaders to the European Parliament last week to hear first-hand from MEPs how the Brexit negotiations were progressing and also took part in a Channel 4 documentary which was being filmed on the subject.
Read moreNorthern Lincolnshire MPs and business leaders' discussion full of Energy
RENEWABLE energy, rail connectivity to London, the skills agenda, fish processing prospects, Devolution and Brexit were all topics discussed in a lively debate with local MPs Martin Vickers, Nic Dakin and Melanie Onn who were joined by Baroness Liz Redfearn and business leaders at a lunch hosted by the Hull & Humber Chamber of Commerce.
Read moreRenewables and Culture can make Hull the 'Power' in the Northern Powerhouse, say MPs and business leaders
Renewables and Culture could make Hull the “power” in the Northern Powerhouse – that was the message from a lunch with Hull MPs Diana Johnson, Emma Hardy and business leaders hosted by the Hull & Humber Chamber of Commerce.
Read moreChamber Bridlington and Yorkshire Coast Business Awards 2017
The eleventh Chamber Bridlington and Yorkshire Coast Business Awards took place on Friday 20th October to recognise and celebrate local business success.
Read moreWomen's networking groups enjoy Annual Lunch date at Ashbourne Hotel
Members of the Pro 6 and Women@1 Networking Groups with speaker Ursula Lidbetter at the Annual Lunch
Read moreChamber's Hull office open as usual on Thursday after incident is resolved
THE incident which led to the Chamber's Hull office on Beverley Road being forced to close on Wednesday has been resolved and it will be business as usual on Thursday morning (Oct 19).
Read moreBusiness leaders and MPs navigate the Energy Estuary to celebrate 10 years of CatZero yacht
In a move that would make the Hull & Humber Chamber of Commerce’s Shipping and Transport Committee proud, Chief Executive Ian Kelly took the helm of the CatZero yacht on the Humber to mark its 10th anniversary.
Read moreBritish Caribbean Chamber of Commerce bowled over by record-breaking second England v West Indies Test Match
The Hull-headquartered British Caribbean Chamber of Commerce (BCCC) has been pushing the boundaries of international relations during the latest five-day test match between England and the West Indies at Headingley, in Leeds.
THE Hull-headquartered British Caribbean Chamber of Commerce (BCCC) has been pushing the boundaries of international relations during the latest five-day test match between England and the West Indies at Headingley, in Leeds.
Read moreChamber urges business community to back new Culture Fund initiative
The Chamber has launched a new fund to support art and culture in the region, and is urging businesses to pledge their backing for the scheme.
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