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Chamber Connect Membership Card
Get Set to Connect! Continuing to Add Value to your Business!
Have you ever wanted to realise new business opportunities by networking with other businesses around the UK?
Shocked at the high cost of renting a venue for a business meeting in another town or city, or looking for hot-desking facilities and wished you had a cost effective alternative?
Ever wished you could have the benefit and support of your local Chamber of Commerce - wherever you are in the UK?
Have you ever wasted valuable time sitting around in over crowded and chaotic airport lounges, unable to work or concentrate, and wished you had access to an Executive Lounge with all its benefits.
Ever wanted access to the Internet to catch up on emails, hold a meeting, or phone in peace and quiet, relax while you wait for your plane – especially if it’s delayed?
If you are an extensive overseas traveller would you like access to 450 Executive Lounges worldwide – regardless of your choice of airline, class of tickets or membership of an airline programme?
Have you ever wanted to take that important customer or prospect to a really special day out but were not sure to what, or where?
Now, through the British Chambers of Commerce, we can offer you all of these additional benefits with the new and unique Chamber Connect Membership Card.
The Chamber Connect Membership Card is available to you at NO ADDITIONAL COST to your business.
This Card will enable you to access the first in a series of business and leisure benefits.
However, the benefits do not stop there!
Currently we are looking to develop a range of additional benefits for your employees and these will be introduced in due course.
The initial Chamber Connect Membership Card will give you:
Access to increased business contacts and nationwide networking at participating Accredited Chambers across the UK.
Access to discounted business facilities across the BCC Network of participating UK Accredited Chambers.
Access to discounted local Hotel and Restaurant rates via your participating Accredited Chamber.
Discounted Access to Servisair Executive Lounges at all the major UK airports.
Discounted Priority Pass Membership for access to 450 Executive Lounges all around the world.
Award Winning Corporate Events and Hospitality to meet every requirement.
All the information you need to get connected is available on the Chamber Connect website – www.chamberconnect.info
To obtain your Chamber Connect Membership Card and any additional Cards you need for your business, please complete the attached Application Form and return it to North and Western Lancashire Chamber of Commerce, 9 – 10 Eastway Business Village, Olivers Place, Fulwood, Preston, PR2 9WT.
We look forward to receiving your application and supplying you with your Chamber Connect Membership Card enabling you to access the first of these new benefits.
Call us today on 01772 653000 or email info@lancschamber.co.uk and find out how North & Western Lancashire Chamber of Commerce can make a difference to your Business.
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Current polls2. In the run up to polling day we are asking visitors to the site to give their responses to some of the big questions of the election 2010 campaign. Which Party do you feel would be best for business?
3. Will a conservative Administration be good for business in Lancashire?
4. Have the measures set out in the budget done enough to help business?
5. Has the measures set out in the budget done enough to help business
6. Has your bank increased the cost of borrowing or arrangement fees in the past two months?
7. Has you business been a victim of vehicle crime (defined as deliberate damage to a company vehicle or theft from a company vehicle) in the past 12 months?
8. Hundreds of members of the Unite Union are due to walk out from 0600 BST on Friday until 0600 the following Tuesday in a dispute over pay. The drivers work for Hoyer UK and Suckling Transport, haulage firms employed by Shell to deliver fuel to its forecourts across the UK. We would greatly appreciate your answer to just one question so we can conduct a snap poll. Faced with a fuel strike on Friday, will your business stockpile on fuel?
9. How serious do you consider the problem of crime against your business?
10. Do you agree with the concept of road pricing where the aim of the charge is to reduce congestion (providing that all income raised is ploughed back into improving the transport infrastructure)?
11. The road fund licence is a flat rate tax paid by all motorists irrespective of the number of miles they may drive each year. Abolishing the road fund licence and increasing the cost of fuel to compensate would benefit low mileage motorists whilst ensuring high mileage motorists pay more in fuel duties. Do you agree with the proposal to abolish the road fund licence and increase the cost of fuel to compensate?
12. 84% of companies responding to a recent Chamber survey stated that the road network was essential to their business. And yet transport failures cost the average business £27K a year. What would be your preferred solution to reduce congestion on our roads? Would you prefer to reduce demand by: Or would you prefer to increase road capacity by:
13. All three major political parties are currently debating the future of the Department for Trade and Industry (DTI). Which of the following three statements do you agree with?
14. Next month the National Minimum Wage will increase from £4.50 to £4.85. Will the increase have:
15. The Chancellor of the Exchequer is consulting on what should go into the 2005 Budget. What should be his main priority?
16. The Government is considering changing the way in which business rates are collected. Which should be done?
17. What should be done to relieve congestion on the M6 between Birmingham and Manchester?
18. Since the new postal arrangements came into force, is your business receiving postal deliveries
19. Is the current postal crisis affecting your business with:
20. Insurance premiums continue to rise at an alarming rate and many businesses find themselves at risk of operating outside the law when they cannot either arrange or afford Occupiers Liability Insurance. Are you continuing to struggle with escalating insurance premiums?
21. The Future of Local Government. Please choose one of the three following options.
22. The European Commission are debating the idea of introducing 'made in the EU' labels’ which may soon be stuck on UK manufactured goods. businesses fear that such a label would damage reputations and would detract from prestige associated with certain regions in the UK. Do you agree with the introduction?
23. Business Crime is a serious and costly issue. Over the last year, have you experienced an increase or decrease in business related crime
