The Chamber offers a free and independent soft-landing service for any foreign-owned company, alongside a tried-and-tested network that can support your successful entry into the UK.
The Department for International Trade (DIT) is the national Government organisation responsible for promoting the UK as a leading international business location.
The Thames Valley Inward Investment Portal publishes the latest foreign direct investment news to the region and showcases the Thames Valley as a leading international business location.
The latest edition of James Cowper Kreston’s publication covers subjects that may aid the growth and expansion of all businesses, with articles on Audit and Artificial Intelligence, Making Tax Digital for VAT, and the work of the Italian International Services Team.
With circa eight million UK office workers staying at home amid the COVID-19 lockdown, the very notion of the office has been shaken to the core. After the crisis has passed, what could this experience mean for future demand in the South East?
Research released by CEBR has found that Heathrow is the UK’s biggest port with over double the trade value of the UK’s second largest port by value. UK exports passing through Heathrow were worth £66.7 billion in 2019.
The Thames Valley Chamber of Commerce works alongside the Department for International Trade, the region’s Local Enterprise Partnerships, Local Authorities and professional service providers to promote foreign direct investment into the Thames Valley.
A proven centre of excellence for International Trade and Inward Investment services, the Chamber provides practical support to help inbound and established businesses reach their potential.
Funding, networking and mentoring are keys steps to success and growth for any new business according to Metro Bank, as the UK reports a 12% increase in new businesses in 2020 and Reading is named as one of the UK’s the top five towns for......
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The UK’s film and TV studios have struggled to meet booming demand for production space in recent years. This has triggered a wave of new studio developments, warehouse conversions and extensions to existing studios, but the current development pipeline still appears insufficient to satisfy future......
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