Fresh challenges for rural businesses
Last month I talked about the fog that surrounded the green agenda and the need for business to be given some clarity about what they...
Finding a way through the green fog
Finding a way through the green fog. One of the biggest issues facing business as we start the New Year is the green agenda. Many...
Vineyard Tour
Our latest meeting was preceded by a very enjoyable tour of Limeburn Hill Vineyard, courtesy of Robin and Georgina Snowdon, followed by a...
Re election of Chamber leaders
Members of Chew Valley Chamber of Commerce unanimously re-elected Sandy Bell as their President, along with Vice President, Rod Podger. A...
Grants on offer
The West of England Rural Development Programme (LEADER) is now OPEN for new expressions of interest until 4th October 2018. The...
AGM on Feb 8th
This year's AGM will be held at the Queen's Arms in Chew Magna on Wednesday February 8th. We will gather as usual from 6.30 for a 7pm start.
Brad rolls to skittling triumph
A new member scooped the prize in Chew Valley Chamber of Commerce’s skittling competition after their annual BBQ at the Queen’s Arms in...
PARKING IS CHAMBER PRIORITY
Members of Chew Valley Chamber of Commerce had a chance to put their concerns about transport directly to the leader of Bath and North...
PRIZE GIVING AT CHEW VALLEY SCHOOL
Chew Valley Chamber of Commerce President, Sandy Bell, presented prizes to an array of talented young people and encouraged them to build...
FIRST WOMAN PRESIDENT FOR CHAMBER
Members of Chew Valley Chamber of Commerce have elected their first woman President. Sandy Bell, who runs the communications company...
