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• Young Leadership Challenge 2010, Nicaragua
  Follow the progress of 24 young people from St Helens as they take on the challenge of a lifetime
  Posted by Carly Roper 16August | 0 Comments
• “The Big Society”
  David Cameron launched the Big Society policy in Liverpool recently. Will this affect your business? Will it help the economy?
  Posted by Sara Williams 2August | 0 Comments
• Webinars – Fab or Fad?
  Are webinars here to stay or just yet another marketing fad?
  Posted by barrie kelly 12July | 0 Comments
• Emergency Budget - Good for Business?
  George Osbourne’s first Budget could be a defining moment in Britain's economic history. If successful, the Chancellor’s plan could put the UK on the path toward a sustainable recovery.
  Posted by Sue Waller 23June | 0 Comments
• The Emergency Budget: What does it mean for business?
  New Chancellor George Osborne this week announced that an emergency budget will be delivered on the 22nd June. What are your expectations from the new government and what do you make of what you’ve heard so far?
  Posted by Carly Roper 20May | 0 Comments
• The Case is Clear - No Tax on Jobs
  The latest unemployment figures are good news, but they continue to hide worrying trends.
  Posted by Sue Waller 19March | 0 Comments
• Calling all female entrepreneurs!
  There is much debate around equality for women in the workplace, but there is one way that women can be guaranteed to get equal pay and make it to the top rungs that is often overlooked: self employment.
  Posted by Caroline Jones 10February | 2 Comments
• Will new rights for fathers have an adverse impact on small businesses?
  New rights for fathers were announced last week by the government, allowing fathers to take up to six month’s paternity leave but how will this impact on small business?
  Posted by Vivien Rodger 1February | 0 Comments
• Pre-Budget Report – What’s in it for Business?
  Posted by Sue Waller 11December | 1 Comment
• Chamber Membership is a must!
  Posted by Barrie Kelly 1December | 0 Comments