It was a successful year for Chamber members at the Peterborough Evening Telegraph Business Awards 2008, with Perkins Engines scooping the top award for Workforce Development, Queensgate being recognised for their Environmental Achievement and Cross Keys Homes receiving an award for their more >>

Chamber members are being urged to back a petition putting pressure on the Government to reintroduce business rate relief on empty business premises.

Over recent months the Chamber has found that the abolition of the relief back in April is having a detrimental effect on the local more >>

Chamber Chief Executive John Bridge OBE has taken up a new position as Chairman of urban regeneration company Opportunity Peterborough with the full support of Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce.

Alongside this new role he will continue to take full responsibility for the day-to-day more >>

Julie Spence OBE, Chief Constable of Cambridgeshire Police, will be addressing local businesses at this year's annual Chamber of Commerce Christmas Lunch. The Christmas Lunch is one of the most popular annual events in the Chamber events calendar, often attracting over 100 delegates from some of the more >>

Former broadcaster and TV presenter Jan Leeming will be addressing local business women at a special Christmas lunch organised by the Chamber next month. Probably best known as a television newsreader, Jan has enjoyed a long and varied career in television and started her working life in the more >>

The Chamber has launched a ground-breaking new tender alert service that connects local businesses with other businesses across the UK and aims to open up exciting new business opportunities. Chamber members receive unlimited, free access to the site where they can submit details of their products more >>

Do you have a special offer, product or service that you would like to offer EXCLUSIVELY to other Chamber members?

Each month the Chambers' e-newsletter now includes a link to our NEW! Member to Member Offer e-bulletin. more >>

Businesses in Cambridgeshire have been given a triple bill of reasons to remain optimistic despite the global economic downturn. A survey of over 5000 businesses, released last week, has shown that the Cambridgeshire economy is weathering the storm better than most; a leading economist has told more >>

Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce is urging companies not to cut down on networking as the credit crunch continues to take its toll on local businesses. The warning comes after the Chamber was forced to take the unusual step of cancelling a networking breakfast in Cambridge earlier this week due more >>

CHANGING your business stationery? Why not promote the fact that you belong to the Ultimate Business Network by displaying our logo on your letterheads, e-mail templates and even adverts? We know that our members are always keen to employ the services of other Chamber members across the county, and more >>