Keeping in touch is good for you
From Sandy Bell, President of Chew Valley Chamber of Commerce For hundreds of years Chambers of Commerce have existed to help people get...
Here we go again
We’re a week into the new lockdown and the routines look depressingly familiar. Furlough has been extended until the spring and a fresh...
Chew Valley Arts Trail goes global
What do Los Angeles, Abu Dhabi, Sydney, Helsinki and Madrid have in common ? They were just some of the places from which people viewed...
Making sense of a complex situation
Businesses are having to cope with a huge variety of problems at the moment, including a wide range of financial arrangements. This...
Prepare for the long haul
Very many of our members reacted quickly to the onset of Covid-19, switching to home working almost overnight and managing to continue to...
What a year it's been
It was only when I was preparing my annual review for Bath Chamber of Commerce that the enormity of the changes we have seen became clear...
Numbers paint a worrying picture
From Sandy Bell, President of Chew Valley Chamber of Commerce We recently had another members’ meeting on Zoom, which is a good way of...
Chew Valley Arts Trail online exhibition 2020
By Organiser Sandy Bell. If you believed the Chew Valley Arts Trail was just an everyday story of country folk you might have to think...
Let's stick together
By Sandy Bell, President Chew Valley Chamber of Commerce. One of the traditional principles of Chambers of Commerce is to encourage...
This crisis could turn out to be our cup of tea
Every set of economic figures paints a gloomy picture and those for retail and tourism are particularly bleak, which is obviously bad...