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A recession can have a significant impact on businesses of all sizes and industries. During these economic downturns, consumers tend to cut back on spending, which can lead to declining sales and reduced profits. It’s important for business owners to understand the potential impacts of a recession and take proactive steps to protect their businesses.
The Salisbury Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to supporting local businesses and helping them succeed. Whether you are just starting out or looking to grow and expand, our organization offers a wide range of resources and support to help you reach your goals.
The Salisbury Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce its event schedule for 2023, offering a range of opportunities for local businesses to network, learn, and grow.
Business Excellence Awards are now open for applications until Feb 6th.
Local Marketing agency, Brunton Media brings back their showcase series for its fifth year.
The Salisbury Chamber of Commerce’s Education Challenge is back this year with a topical and crucial focus on Climate Change and Student Voice.
Local businesses drive technology innovation across Salisbury
We are launching our Business Excellence Awards in December 2022, ready for next years ceremony.
MP John Glen has provided an overview of the key elements of the budget to Chamber members via an event at Milford Hall Hotel.
Pizza Venti and Chamber of Commerce have joined forces to raise money for a community project called ‘Kindness Changes Everything’. Read more about the event
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Adam Nanson, Impartial Mortgage Broker at Your Mortgage Expert provides our September Mortgage Market update.
“This month we are looking at Green Mortgages. Despite energy prices being frozen, many of you may be concerned about fuel bills. In fact, latest figures show that searches for Green Mortgages have grown a third recently*. These mortgages are designed to encourage you to make your home more energy efficient. So for our September Mortgage Market update we will be talking about how these type of mortgages work.”
Raising money in a different way to help The Elizabeth Foundation preschool for deaf babies and toddlers.
Design, branding, print and digital company Design Pit is celebrating a decade of creativity in 2022.
Founded in 2012 by Gareth Robertson, Design Pit has worked with hundreds of clients over its 10 years in business, creating bespoke print, digital and web assets for many satisfied customers.
Business Excellence Awards 2022 On behalf of the board of directors of the Chamber and Salisbury BID, may I thank all of you who took
Several Chamber members have created some great opportunities for local young people under the Government’s Kickstart scheme.
President Andy Rhind Tutt laid a wreath as part of the Remembrance Day parade on Sunday the 14th November in Salisbury City centre on behalf of Chamber Members and the business community of Salisbury.
Our thanks go to Andy for taking time out at the weekend to represent us. Lest we Forget.
Salisbury BID, with funding from Arts Council England, has commissioned artist Tim Scrace to create a new, temporary sculpture to be installed on Salisbury’s High Street this week (17 May). Entitled ‘This Too Will Pass’ the sculpture celebrates the themes of movement and reflection and incorporates hand-selected stones from Salisbury Cathedral’s works yard.
Although it is hoped that actual placements in business will be possible in the coming months, there will be a need – at least in the short term – to deliver virtual work placements for many students. Indeed, such online experiences are likely to be part of students’ preparation for work or further study in the future A virtual placement with a business could include the following:
On Monday 30th of August, Holly’s Angels took on the Dorset Plane Pull. The challenge brought together 20 strong women, many of whom were employees from New Hall Hospital, Salisbury. The challenge aimed to raise as much money as possible for the Hospice in memory of Holly Beckley. Salisbury Hospice supported Holly for over a year, during a particularly difficult part of her illness, by providing her end of life care.
