It’s part of the Chamber’s role to represent businesses like yours.
That’s why you’ll often hear us on TV and radio, or quoted in the press, commenting on issues and events.
We seek to influence decision makers on your behalf, directly here in Cumbria and nationally through the British Chambers of Commerce. We also bring key figures to Cumbria to meet businesses, including senior politicians and representatives from the Bank of England and the Low Pay Commission.
If there’s a policy issue that you’d like to raise, we’d love to hear from you.
Contact us at info@cumbriachamber.co.uk.
As a Chamber accredited by the British Chambers of Commerce, Cumbria Chamber is part of a network of 53 UK Chambers and an in over 75 international markets.
Our unique position gives our members the opportunity to drive change in their community and on a global stage.
The British Chambers of Commerce Quarterly Economic Survey (QES) is the largest and most representative independent business survey of its kind in the UK.
We are the lead organisation delivering the Cumbria LSIP, a research project setting out the key priorities needed to make technical education and skills provision more responsive to the changing needs of employers and the local economy.
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