All the latest statements from the South Wales Chamber of Commerce
2010
August 20th - Relocation Packages
August 11th - Today's inflation figures
August 11th - Today's labour market figures
July 29th - Default Retirement Age
July 20th - Seven Bridge tolls
July 20th - Celtic Manor Farmhouse
July 13th - Comment on the business implications of school closures in bad weather
July 5th - SWCC response to Deputy First Minister launch of ERP
June 22nd - June Budget 2010
May 19th - High Speed Rail
May 12th - SWCC thoughts on the new Coalition Government
May 7th - SWCC reaction to 2010 election so far
May 5th - 100 jobs created for Newport
April 2nd - National Insurance Contributions
March 29th - 5 year transport plan
March 24th - M4 delays
March 24th - Darling's 2010 Budget
March 18th - 2010 Budget
March 15th - High flying Wales
March 2nd - Nationwide Report
March 1st - Newport Spire Scheme
February 25th - An economic meeting with WAG
February 10th - Bank of England Inflation Report
January 26th - Wales must not be complacent
January 20th - Internationalisation is key for Wales
January 20th - South Wales Chamber of Commerce welcomes the fall in unemployment figures
January 19th - South Wales Chamber of Commerce welcomes WAG’s ‘Tell Us’ campaign
January 11th - QES Q4 results
January 8th - Comment regarding snow affecting business
January 4th - Comment regarding recent increase in economical statistics
2009
December 10th - Calling for the revaluation of Business Rates to be reviewed
December 9th - Commenting on today's Pre Budget Report
December 8th - Commenting on the need for a National Recovery Plan for Wales
December 7th - Commenting on Gordon Brown's speech today
December 2nd - Comment on the new Welsh Labour Leader
November 30th - Comment on the new Cardiff Business Partnership
November 29th - South Wales Chamber reaction to Prime Minister’s conference speech
November 19th - South Wales Chamber reaction to Queen’s speech
October 6th- South Wales Chamber reaction to Tory plans to freeze public sector pay and rise the state pension age of males up to 66
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