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  • Smith & Williamson gives helping hands to Shooting Star Children’s Hospices
    24th July 2019

    Six enthusiastic volunteers from the Guildford office of Smith & Williamson had fun gardening at Christopher’s hospice based at Artington, as part of the firm’s support for Shooting Star Children’s Hospices. The volunteers got stuck in clearing weeds, preparing a

  • Just the ticket – plans for Guildford West station are on track
    24th July 2019

    Proposals for a new railway station to serve the west of Guildford are on the right track. At this week’s Executive, councillors endorsed the detailed feasibility work that has been completed and approved the next stage of the process –

  • Guildford has the most Green Flags in the South East!
    23rd July 2019

    Guildford’s parks and green spaces have been awarded a record 10 Green Flags this year – the most in the whole of Surrey and the South East. The flags are awarded to beautifully maintained spaces which have the highest possible environmental

  • BCC to PM: Now time to get down to business
    24th July 2019

    Today the British Chambers of Commerce – which represents 75,000 firms of all sizes and sectors, employing 6 million people – has written to incoming Prime Minister Boris Johnson setting out 15 urgent, immediate steps that the PM must address

  • BCC comments on announcement of new Prime Minister
    23rd July 2019

    Commenting on the announcement that Rt Hon Boris Johnson MP has won the Conservative leadership contest and will be the next Prime Minister, Dr Adam Marshall, Director General at the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), said: “The message to Boris

  • Hit the beach this August for the return of Guildford-on-Sea
    23rd July 2019

    Enjoy all the fun of the seaside this August as Guildford-on-Sea returns to the banks of the River Wey. Located next to The Electric Theatre, Onslow Street, Guildford’s urban beach is free to enter and open daily from 10am to

  • Brooklands Museum looks to its past to refresh its look
    22nd July 2019

      Brooklands Museum in Surrey occupies 32 acres on the site of the world’s first motor racing circuit and huge aviation manufacturing factories which made it a household name for much of the twentieth century. Since opening as a public

  • Surrey Chambers Export Breakfast – a review by Surrey Translation Bureau
    22nd July 2019

    “Exporting is vital to the UK economy and our strategy for a Global Britain. Businesses that export are more productive, create more jobs, and pay higher wages. Our export success spans across sectors and regions of the UK, from aerospace

  • LUPC Framework
    22nd July 2019

    KML Occupational Health are delighted to be awarded a place on the London Universities Procurement Consortium (LUPC) Framework for Occupational Health and Wellbeing for Students and Staff. Along with 5 others, KML Occupational Health were awarded a place on Lot

  • The Cellar Rooms at Reigate Manor
    22nd July 2019

    The Cellar Rooms…..the hidden private party venue in Reigate! Not only is Reigate Manor known as being a very busy function hotel and a venue that hosts many networking events, it is also home to a fantastic party space in

  • Gatwick Airport publishes its Final Master Plan
    22nd July 2019

    Gatwick Airport today published its Final Master Plan which confirms plans to take forward the sustainable development of the airport.   Tim Norwood – Director of Corporate Affairs, Planning and Sustainability, said:   In October 2018, our Draft Master Plan

  • BCC and Indeed: Cost and administrative burden of employment continues to climb
    19th July 2019

      Business is calling on the next Prime Minister to reduce the unsustainable cost of employing people in the UK. Nearly three-quarters (72%) of firms report the cost burden of employment has increased compared to five years ago, according to