Dear Members, This post runs in parallel with Whatever it takes – Unless we cant afford it The reality is that the money is running out, and the people we pay to look after our interests and solve the problems … Read More
Dear Members, In case there are any doubts left as to how serious this is, we are about to hit the buffers. As John Redwood said last night ” This is not sustainable” Our public sector is finding out (You … Read More
Dear Members, In what is a change to recent UK Corona topics – What Union means in European Union is being put to the test. It seems it’s every man for himself, at Government level in Europe. Nowadays instead of … Read More
Dear All, Source Daily Express. On this our first day out of the EU, but with the negotiations still to be finalised, it is worth remembering that the Conservative party we voted in to “Get Brexit done” is still stuffed … Read More
Dear Members, As we approach 31st January 2020, it is interesting to see this article from Alexander Von Schoenburg – Editor of BILD, Germany’s biggest selling Newspaper, telling it like, I believe, it is. Please forgive the attention grabbing headline … Read More
Dear Members, Whatever your view on Brexit, there is little doubt that it has bought the short term self interest behaviour of our MP’s under the spotlight. David Starkey argues that when MP’s try to overturn democracy for the sake … Read More
Dear Chamber Members, The 6th of June is the 75th Anniversary of the D-Day landings. This will be the last major Anniversary at which veterans who were there will be able to attend. This is our opportunity to say thank … Read More
Dear all, I saw this in Capital and Conflict and thought it might interest you. Are we about to have another economic crash? With all the consequences for Europe? The CEO’s in the US are leaving their jobs at record … Read More
German Industrial production figures hit the buffers at the end of 2018moving from 6% monthly growth to – 4% monthly growth. That is 4% in a month and with the US about to introduce a 35% Tariff on German cars … Read More
Let me say at the outset that we have no reason to believe that there is an issue with the main UK high street banks, who have been through stress testing and have made capital provisions. (Some more than others.) … Read More