Guernsey Chamber of Commerce

Guernsey Chamber and the IoD are calling on Policy and Resources to proceed promptly to the full technical review and socio-economic cost-benefit analysis identifying the preferred option for developing the island’s air infrastructure. Only following the publication of an independently produced, fully costed and scrutinised business […]

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Guernsey Chamber is now installed in our state-of-the-art offices in the Markets Inner Street and, as part of our reshaping, we have also negotiated exciting new ways in which our membership can publicise their projects and initiatives. By partnering with the Guernsey Press, Chamber is now […]

Strong endorsement of Chamber Executive Director Rupert Dorey’s recent submission at the Energy Policy consultation has come from Professor Nick Day, an expert in this field. Chamber is well informed about the strategic energy issues facing Guernsey, and has had regular meetings with participants interested in […]

Approving an open skies policy with lifeline protection for Gatwick and Alderney demonstrates that the island’s politicians are mindful of the needs of business and families here, says Guernsey Chamber President Barrie Baxter. The organisation, which represents half of the island’s working population, made its position […]

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Guernsey Chamber is delighted to confirm that our recent dinner with Alastair Campbell has raised the fantastic total of £8,000 for Guernsey Mind. The funds will be used as part of the charity’s workplace initiatives and Mind Chief Exec Emily Litten described the result as ‘Absolutely […]

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The House of Commons decreed this week that Britain’s Overseas Territories, including Cayman Islands, Turks and Caicos and Bermuda, must introduce a public beneficial ownership register by 2020. Moves to attempt a similar approach to the Crown Dependencies were ultimately not pursued in the House. Statement […]