Guernsey Community Foundation appoints new Chair Sir Richard Collas has been appointed as the new chair of the Guernsey Community Foundation. He succeeds one of the Foundation’s founders, Wayne [...]
Economic Development looks to procure more work locally in support of the Bailiwick economy Monday 11 January 2021 The Committee for Economic Development wants to direct more of the work [...]
THE BAILIWICK’S TRADE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE EU FROM 2021 Preparing for the end of the Brexit transition period, including the Bailiwick of Guernsey’s (‘the Bailiwick’) representation in the UK-EU [...]
Welcome back to all of those for whom today marks a return to work! The Chamber team has a varied and busy programme of business support events, health and [...]
RECOMMENDATIONS LEGAL CODIFICATION Greater codification of electoral rules and procedures, either via amending existing election law or via enacting a new omnibus election law, could be considered, in order [...]
The challenges for business around Brexit were discussed at Chamber’s first Brexit Breakfast with the States senior team. Around 85 people attended the OGH session where a detailed presentation [...]
Awareness of the need to support local business in these challenging times is front of mind for Guernsey Chamber and we are encouraging all of our members, and those in [...]
Guernsey Chamber was delighted to welcome Deputy Neil Inder, new President of the Committee for Economic Development to the November OGH lunch where a capacity crowd heard details of [...]
A great talk focused on Sustainable coastal development, by James Scott-Anderson of British Marine, who is also a global consultant for the Blue Economy. This presentation was given via [...]
Detailed insight into the priorities and mindset of Guernsey Chamber was given by President Elaine Gray at the September OGH lunch. President_s address- 21.9.20 (final)
