The volume of goods being exported from the UK under the Common Transit Convention has increased significantly since Brexit.
Why is this method of import and export becoming more popular and how does a trader access the service?
What are the advantages and disadvantages to using Transit?
What is the role of a consignee and a consignor?
What does it cost to move goods in this way?
Join us to find out answers to these questions and hear from our Director of Trade Facilitation and Chamber Customs and also experts from HMRC.
How to book a place:
Please follow the book now link. Following the event, we will share event materials with you.
If you are a non-member and struggling please email [email protected] confirming how many places you require and a contact number. We will then call you to take payment.
Speakers:
Liam Smyth, Director of Trade Facilitation at the British Chambers of Commerce and Director at ChamberCustoms
As part of the ChamberCustoms event series, we bring you events looking at the current deadlines on declarations, moving good and trade agreements.
Now that the deadline is looming for making a full declaration for EU imports that arrived after 31/12/20, businesses need to get ready to declare. This webinar will provide the answers.
What records should you have kept?
What do traders need to do now?
How do you make sure you follow the rules?
What penalties could be imposed if you get it wrong?
We’ll also have an expert from HMRC on hand to answer your questions directly.
If you have imported from the EU since January, this webinar will help you to understand your responsibilities and if you’re on track to start making full declarations from 1st July. Join us to find out those all important answers to help your business stay ahead.
How to book a place:
Please follow the book now link. Following the event, we will share event materials with you.
If you are a non-member and struggling please email [email protected] confirming how many places you require and a contact number. We will then call you to take payment.
Speakers:
Liam Smyth, Director of Trade Facilitation at the British Chambers of Commerce and Director at ChamberCustoms
This event is fully booked but you can register on our waiting list. Many of you have told us that you cannot wait to get back to meeting people face-to-face again and we have listened. We are working on a series of small, social distanced in person networking events*, where you can get outside and start meeting new people in real life! This is the first of (hopefully) many exclusive networking events and with your wellbeing being so important than ever before, what better way to give it a boost than by learning a new sport (paddleboarding), networking with fellow business professionals on the Norfolk Boards and interacting in a fun way. Setting off from Horning, Boards on the Broads is an in-person networking event that is good for you, good for your business and good for local charity. All proceeds that are raised from these fun networking sessions with a difference will be donated to East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices.
Who’s it for?
Business owners, managers, entrepreneurs, start-ups, young businesses and anyone who wants to connect and engage with other businesses in the Norfolk area.
Cancellation policy
We only have a maximum of six places on this event. As all funds are being donated to East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices we won’t be able to offer you a refund but can move your booking onto one of the other dates. Please notify us if you are no longer able to attend in writing to [email protected]
Agenda
17:00 – Welcome and briefing (30-minutes) 17:30 – Networking on the boards (2-hours) 19:30 – Close
Mark is a hands-on leader of the business who enjoys outdoor sporting activities and bringing people together. Developing and maintaining long term relationships has always been something I have enjoyed so ‘networking on the boards’ seemed like the perfect solution.
About Keeler Recruitment
Keeler Recruitment is a leading agency, specialising in Finance and Accountancy recruitment.
Partnered by
A love of the water, a chilled sundowner and a good old natter is what brought Liz and Katie together and has helped shape what Go Paddle is all about. Their paths to getting here have been wildly different but getting to meet new folk and share the pretty awesome Norfolk Broads by paddle is now what they do best.
What to wear
• As a general rule we say to dress for the weather. Quick drying clothes are the best (and avoid cottons/jeans as they can be uncomfortable when wet) If its chilly we have a small selection of wetsuits for hire. If you have your own wetsuit/rash vests – then bring them. • For your feet we suggest old footwear (ideally flip flops) to wear on the riverside.
*We are doing everything we can to bring you this event in August by following government COVID guidelines. However, due to the unpredictable nature of the pandemic we may have to cancel this event at short notice if circumstances arise that are out of our control. Please also note that this event will be postponed should we have extremely bad weather conditions which will make this activity unsafe.
Meet the Neighbours, No Borders Networking Event with Norfolk Chambers of Commerce, Suffolk Chambers of Commerce and Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce
Business does not recognise borders, especially since virtual working, so why should we?
Joining forces with neighbouring Chambers in this structured networking session is designed to forge new business relationships across county boundaries and maximise your opportunity to build your network.
The event will take the following format;
A quick introduction from each of the Chambers followed by 3 x 15-minute breakout rooms where each person gets 30-60 seconds to speak to the breakout rooms
In between each of the 3 x breakout rooms, you will come back to the main session, where we will draw a member name from each Chamber who will get the chance to talk about their business to all attendees at the event.
This is a fantastic opportunity to network and chat with other businesses and find out more about neighbouring counties.
Please note places are limited and available for Chamber members only.
Who is it for?
Business owners, managers, entrepreneurs, start-ups, young businesses and anyone who wants to connect and engage with other businesses in the Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire area.
Due to this event being for members only, it has been set up for manual approval, so event details will be received shortly after registering rather than immediately.
Norfolk Chambers of Commerce are handling the registrations and data for this event.
This event is fully booked but you can register on our waiting list. Many of you have told us that you cannot wait to get back to meeting people face-to-face again and we have listened. We are working on a series of small, social distanced in person networking events*, where you can get outside and start meeting new people in real life! This is the first of (hopefully) many exclusive networking events and with your wellbeing being so important than ever before, what better way to give it a boost than by learning a new sport (paddleboarding), networking with fellow business professionals on the Norfolk Boards and interacting in a fun way. Setting off from Horning, Boards on the Broads is an in-person networking event that is good for you, good for your business and good for local charity. All proceeds that are raised from these fun networking sessions with a difference will be donated to East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices.
Who’s it for?
Business owners, managers, entrepreneurs, start-ups, young businesses and anyone who wants to connect and engage with other businesses in the Norfolk area.
Cancellation policy
We only have a maximum of six places on this event. As all funds are being donated to East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices we won’t be able to offer you a refund but can move your booking onto one of the other dates. Please notify us if you are no longer able to attend in writing to [email protected]
Agenda
17:00 – Welcome and briefing (30-minutes) 17:30 – Networking on the boards (2-hours) 19:30 – Close
Mark is a hands-on leader of the business who enjoys outdoor sporting activities and bringing people together. Developing and maintaining long term relationships has always been something I have enjoyed so ‘networking on the boards’ seemed like the perfect solution.
About Keeler Recruitment
Keeler Recruitment is a leading agency, specialising in Finance and Accountancy recruitment.
Partnered by
A love of the water, a chilled sundowner and a good old natter is what brought Liz and Katie together and has helped shape what Go Paddle is all about. Their paths to getting here have been wildly different but getting to meet new folk and share the pretty awesome Norfolk Broads by paddle is now what they do best.
What to wear
• As a general rule we say to dress for the weather. Quick drying clothes are the best (and avoid cottons/jeans as they can be uncomfortable when wet) If its chilly we have a small selection of wetsuits for hire. If you have your own wetsuit/rash vests – then bring them. • For your feet we suggest old footwear (ideally flip flops) to wear on the riverside.
*We are doing everything we can to bring you this event in August by following government COVID guidelines. However, due to the unpredictable nature of the pandemic we may have to cancel this event at short notice if circumstances arise that are out of our control. Please also note that this event will be postponed should we have extremely bad weather conditions which will make this activity unsafe.
This event is sold out. Many of you have told us that you cannot wait to get back to meeting people face-to-face again and we have listened. We are working on a series of small, social distanced in person networking events*, where you can get outside and start meeting new people in real life! This is the first of (hopefully) many exclusive networking events and with your wellbeing being so important than ever before, what better way to give it a boost than by learning a new sport (paddleboarding), networking with fellow business professionals on the Norfolk Boards and interacting in a fun way. Setting off from Horning, Boards on the Broads is an in-person networking event that is good for you, good for your business and good for local charity. All proceeds that are raised from these fun networking sessions with a difference will be donated to East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices.
Who’s it for?
Business owners, managers, entrepreneurs, start-ups, young businesses and anyone who wants to connect and engage with other businesses in the Norfolk area.
Cancellation policy
We only have a maximum of six places on this event. As all funds are being donated to East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices we won’t be able to offer you a refund but can move your booking onto one of the other dates. Please notify us if you are no longer able to attend in writing to [email protected]
Agenda
17:00 – Welcome and briefing (30-minutes) 17:30 – Networking on the boards (2-hours) 19:30 – Close
Mark is a hands-on leader of the business who enjoys outdoor sporting activities and bringing people together. Developing and maintaining long term relationships has always been something I have enjoyed so ‘networking on the boards’ seemed like the perfect solution.
About Keeler Recruitment
Keeler Recruitment is a leading agency, specialising in Finance and Accountancy recruitment.
Partnered by
A love of the water, a chilled sundowner and a good old natter is what brought Liz and Katie together and has helped shape what Go Paddle is all about. Their paths to getting here have been wildly different but getting to meet new folk and share the pretty awesome Norfolk Broads by paddle is now what they do best.
What to wear
• As a general rule we say to dress for the weather. Quick drying clothes are the best (and avoid cottons/jeans as they can be uncomfortable when wet) If its chilly we have a small selection of wetsuits for hire. If you have your own wetsuit/rash vests – then bring them. • For your feet we suggest old footwear (ideally flip flops) to wear on the riverside.
*We are doing everything we can to bring you this event in September by following government COVID guidelines. However, due to the unpredictable nature of the pandemic we may have to cancel this event at short notice if circumstances arise that are out of our control. Please also note that this event will be postponed should we have extremely bad weather conditions which will make this activity unsafe.
Join us for our ‘Live Knowledge Hour event!’ Spend an insightful 60 minutes with the Norfolk Knowledge Hub experts and have the opportunity to ask questions and meet other attendees, on a range of engaging and relevant topics.
We all have goals, certain things we strive for; a certain level of turnover, multiple product streams, etc. Goals are usually personal and so when something like COVID-19 comes along, a lot of the goals and plans we put in place must be shelved, leaving us feeling deflated and demotivated.
Join Andy Gray, Local Enterprise Manager as we look at creating long term visions to keep you inspired and motivated and keep your business moving forward. We’ll break those visions down into milestones that feel manageable and allow you to feel regular progress whilst keeping the needs of yourself and the business at the heart of every decision you make.
Content and Takeaway
Gain an understanding of how visioning can support you draw up and support your business goals
What is visioning and Why is it important?
Top Tips for visioning
Setting Measurable Goals
Measuring your success
Questions and Reflections
When you register for your place, you will be sent a calendar invitation as confirmation of your place. The invite will include a unique link from Zoom for you to join the video call.
With over 15 years’ experience in Finance, Construction and Banking, Andy Gray is the Local Enterprise Manager for NatWest on the East Coast. As the Local Enterprise Manager, Andy will work with local partners including Norfolk Chambers of Commerce to champion the potential of businesses and support business owners as they develop and grow. This may be through one to one mentoring support or by helping entrepreneurs connect with a business network.
Andy will be running regular events on topics such as trading online, cyber security and applying for funding and will also support new and developing businesses achieve their potential through NatWest’s Business Builder. The digital tool is on hand to provide help with all aspects of getting new businesses off the ground, with a wide range of online learning and workshops.
About NatWest
The NatWest Group have set out the bold new ambition to be a leading bank in the UK and Republic of Ireland helping to address the climate challenge; by making our own operations net carbon zero in 2020 and climate positive by 2025, and by driving material reductions in the climate impact of our financing activity. NatWest Group has become one of 43 banks globally to join the Net Zero Banking Alliance, a coalition of financial services companies that have pledged to work together to help deliver the Paris Agreement. As the banking sponsor of the COP26 climate summit, NatWest Group’s membership of this global alliance demonstrates its commitment to work collaboratively with its peers, policy makers and other stakeholders to play its part in bringing about significant change at speed and to help build a more climate-resilient economy.
The Norfolk Knowledge Hub is available to every business, the content is provided by every business that would like to share their knowledge, skills and expertise. It is curated by your Norfolk Chambers of Commerce.
This event is fully booked but you can register on our waiting list. Many of you have told us that you cannot wait to get back to meeting people face-to-face again and we have listened. We are working on a series of small, social distanced in person networking events*, where you can get outside and start meeting new people in real life! This is the first of (hopefully) many exclusive networking events and with your wellbeing being so important than ever before, what better way to give it a boost than by learning a new sport (paddleboarding), networking with fellow business professionals on the Norfolk Boards and interacting in a fun way. Setting off from Horning, Boards on the Broads is an in-person networking event that is good for you, good for your business and good for local charity. All proceeds that are raised from these fun networking sessions with a difference will be donated to East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices.
Who’s it for?
Business owners, managers, entrepreneurs, start-ups, young businesses and anyone who wants to connect and engage with other businesses in the Norfolk area.
Cancellation policy
We only have a maximum of six places on this event. As all funds are being donated to East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices we won’t be able to offer you a refund but can move your booking onto one of the other dates. Please notify us if you are no longer able to attend in writing to [email protected]
Agenda
17:00 – Welcome and briefing (30-minutes) 17:30 – Networking on the boards (2-hours) 19:30 – Close
Mark is a hands-on leader of the business who enjoys outdoor sporting activities and bringing people together. Developing and maintaining long term relationships has always been something I have enjoyed so ‘networking on the boards’ seemed like the perfect solution.
About Keeler Recruitment
Keeler Recruitment is a leading agency, specialising in Finance and Accountancy recruitment.
Partnered by
A love of the water, a chilled sundowner and a good old natter is what brought Liz and Katie together and has helped shape what Go Paddle is all about. Their paths to getting here have been wildly different but getting to meet new folk and share the pretty awesome Norfolk Broads by paddle is now what they do best.
What to wear
• As a general rule we say to dress for the weather. Quick drying clothes are the best (and avoid cottons/jeans as they can be uncomfortable when wet) If its chilly we have a small selection of wetsuits for hire. If you have your own wetsuit/rash vests – then bring them. • For your feet we suggest old footwear (ideally flip flops) to wear on the riverside.
*We are doing everything we can to bring you this event in September by following government COVID guidelines. However, due to the unpredictable nature of the pandemic we may have to cancel this event at short notice if circumstances arise that are out of our control. Please also note that this event will be postponed should we have extremely bad weather conditions which will make this activity unsafe.
Ticket sales have now closed for this event – please call 01603 625977 or email [email protected] if you would like to come along!
Many of you have told us that you cannot wait to get back to meeting people face-to-face again and we have listened. We are working on a series of small, socially distanced in person networking events*, where you can get outside and start meeting new people in real life!
Come and join us on a netwalking event with a difference as we GoGoDiscover all about Break charity and their magnificent street art trails. Find out about the stories behind some of sculptures including the artists’ bios, chosen designs and their sponsors. Offering a fascinating insight into how the project works and how it can benefit young people across the region. Half of the proceeds that are raised from this fun netwalking event will be donated to Break.
Who is it for?
Business owners, managers, entrepreneurs, start-ups, young businesses and anyone who wants to connect and engage with other businesses in the Norfolk area.
Cancellation policy
We only have a maximum of 27 places on this event. Please notify us if you are no longer able to attend in writing to [email protected]
Please note that no refunds will be offered if you cancel after Thursday 29 July.
Agenda
16:00 – Welcome and briefing (15-minutes). 16:15 – Networking on the walk through the City Centre discovering the T-Rex sculptures along the way 18:00 – Event Close. We’d love for you to join us at the Maids Head Hotel for drinks and the chance to continue networking.
Break Tour Guides
Peter Marron,GoGoDiscover Project Manager at Break
Ellie Edge, GoGoDiscover Sponsorship Lead / Account Manager at Break
About BreakBreak is a charity working across East Anglia to provide a brighter future for children and young people on the edge of care, in care, and leaving care.
No one can choose the family or circumstances they’re born into, Break believes that with the right care, there’s no limit to what they can achieve. At Break, they are committed to providing children with a healthy childhood and the life-long support they need to find their feet and enjoy a bright and successful future.
What to wear
As a general rule we say to dress for the weather, i.e sunhat/suncream/raincoat/umbrella.
Suitable walking shoes are a must.
If you feel more comfortable during the walk wearing a mask please bring one with you.
Please note although not mandatory, do bring a face mask to wear if you would like
* We are doing everything we can to bring you this event in August by following government COVID guidelines. However, due to the unpredictable nature of the pandemic, we may have to postpone this event at short notice if circumstances arise that are out of our control. Please also note that this event will be postponed should we have extremely bad weather conditions which will make this activity unsafe. All staff members of the Norfolk Chambers of Commerce will take a Lateral Flow Test prior to the event, and should anyone have a positive result they will not attend. We would highly recommend you taking a Lateral Flow Test prior to the event, and if you feel unwell or have any COVID symptoms please stay at home. Our Risk Assesment is availble for you to view below
Network with local businesses, make new connections and explore the great outdoors – perfect for wellbeing. Many of you have told us that you cannot wait to get back to meeting people face-to-face again and we have listened. We are working on a series of small, social distanced in person netwalking events*, where you can get outside and start meeting new people in real life! This exclusive netwalking event is one of a few we are hosting over the summer. With your wellbeing a priority more than ever before, what better way to give it a boost than by spending time outside in the fresh air, networking with fellow business professionals at the beautiful Blickling Estate (and getting those important steps in)! Stuart Banks is the countryside manager at Blickling, coming to the estate having spent 10 years managing woodlands and other sites across the Essex coast and countryside. He is passionate about trees and helping people to understand trees and what they can do to appreciate and safeguard the survival of trees. Stuart says “We’ll take a look at what makes a tree a veteran, why veteran trees are so important and what we’re doing at Blickling to understand and value our veteran tree population. The walk will introduce you to some of the largest and oldest trees (of their species) in the UK and several trees of national importance as well as discussing the beauty and importance of decay. It’s a great way to develop or begin an interest in woodlands, or just to have a lovely stroll through a beautiful estate”. About Blickling Estate Blickling is well renowned as a heritage site, famous for its stunning Jacobean mansion house and tranquil gardens. In recent years the team have been delving into the significance of the wider estate and parkland, partly to better understand the collection of ancient and veteran trees. Recent surveys have identified around 800 trees in the park which are of veteran status and possibly as many as 2,000 across the 4,600 acres that comprise the estate. It’s a walk for anyone who likes (or who has even a passing appreciation of) trees, as well as those who value fresh air and spending time in the presence of giants. National Trust protects and cares for places so people and nature can thrive. As a charity they look after hundreds of houses and close to a million objects, along with vast areas of coastline, countryside and green spaces for the benefit of all. Who is it for? Business owners, managers, entrepreneurs, start-ups, young businesses and anyone who wants to connect and engage with other businesses in the Norfolk area. Cancellation policy We only have a maximum of 25 places on this walk. Please notify us if you are no longer able to attend in writing to [email protected] Please note that no refunds will be offered if you cancel after Wednesday 11 August . Agenda Please arrive earlier to allow for parking and walking to the meeting place – parking is included in the cost of the ticket. 11:00 – Welcome and briefing (15-minutes) 11:15 – Networking on the walk 13:00 – Close** **You will be provided with tea/coffee/water and cake as part of the ticket price. If you wish to purchase lunch at the café or bring a small picnic with you to have with your cake then please feel free to do so. The walk does not provide entry into the house and gardens, this would need to be purchased on arrival. National Trust members will be able to gain entry with their membership. Muddy Boots café and toilets are available outside the pay barrier. What to wear
As a general rule we say to dress for the weather, i.e sunhat/suncream/raincoat/umbrella.
Suitable walking shoes are a must.
If you feel more comfortable during the walk wearing a mask*** please bring one with you.
***Aligning with government guidance, we are recommend that people where a face mask when inside but it is not a requirement.
Photo Credits National Trust Images, Andrew Butler, Mike Page, Justin Minns *We are doing everything we can to bring you this walk in August by following government COVID guidelines. However, due to the unpredictable nature of the pandemic we may have to postpone this walk at short notice if circumstances arise that are out of our control. Please also note that this walk will be postponed should we have extremely bad weather conditions which will make this activity unsafe.
Come along and join us as we take our Knowledge Hour Live on the road!
We’re inviting you to spend an insightful 60 minutes with the Norfolk Knowledge Hub experts and have the opportunity to ask questions and meet other attendees, on a range of engaging and relevant topics.
In co.llaboration with the brilliant team at Break we are working together to combine coffee and connections and hear first hand from our Knowledge Hub experts.
Hethel Innovation has supported hundreds of businesses in East Anglia over the past eight years and we are proud to invite you to join us for an hour with Innovation Advisor, Jordan Sharman.
Through Hethel’s bespoke interventions, training courses, conferences, masterclasses, workshops, innovation platforms, and incubation they are experts in Growth Innovation and this foundation is what is now being taken forward for Hethel Innovation to become a market leader in innovation support.
Support the Break Charity by enjoying outside hot and cold drinks from the Coffee Break Vanbefore heading inside Hethel Innovation to enjoy face to face networking, co.nnections and coffee.
Content/Takeaway
Join us to hear from Hethel Innovations’ Innovation Advisor, Jordan Sharman and discover how to accelerate Growth in your business.
Innovation is crucial to any business looking to survive. There are many different approaches to it so find out what these are and how we approach it.
About the Speaker
As Innovation Advisor, Jordan supports the East of England’s SMEs and students to develop innovative and sustainable businesses; facilitating collaborations between academia and industry, coordinating training programmes and conferences, delivering STEM activities and events.
Cancellation policy
We only have a maximum of 27 places on this event. Please notify us if you are no longer able to attend by emailing [email protected]
*We are doing everything we can to bring you this event in August by following government COVID guidelines. However, due to the unpredictable nature of the pandemic, we may have to postpone this event at short notice if circumstances arise that are out of our control. All staff members of the Norfolk Chambers of Commerce will take a Lateral Flow Test prior to the event, and should anyone have a positive result they will not attend.
We would highly recommend you taking a Lateral Flow Test prior to the event, and if you feel unwell or have any COVID symptoms please stay at home.
Our Risk Assesment is availble for you to view below
**Ticket sales for this event are now closed, please contact us on [email protected] and we can add you to a waiting list for any cancellations**
Many of you have told us that you cannot wait to get back to meeting people face-to-face again and we have listened. We are working on a series of small, socially distanced in person networking events*, where you can get outside and start meeting new people in real life!
Following the exciting news of a £25 million pound investment through the Towns Deal fund – you will be able to hear first-hand about the projects that are being brought forward and the impact and improvements being made to the town. The projects are split into four general themes: – economic productivity through urban regeneration, planning and land use; skills and enterprise; and infrastructure and connectivity.
Find out more detail about each project by joining us for a fascinating walk around the heritage of King’s Lynn, whilst networking with local businesses.
Who is it for?
Business owners, managers, entrepreneurs, start-ups, young businesses and anyone who wants to connect and engage with other businesses in the Norfolk area.
Cancellation policy
We only have a maximum of 27 places on this event. Please notify us if you are no longer able to attend in writing to [email protected]
Please note that no refunds will be offered if you cancel after Monday 20 September.
Agenda
08:30 – Arrival at The Bank House Hotel for bacon/veggie rolls plus a hot beverage (bring your own travel mug) 08:45 – Welcome and briefing (15-minutes) 09:00 – Networking on walk through King’s Lynn learning about the Town Deal Project along the way 10:00 – Return to The Bank House Hotel and event close.
What to wear
As a general rule we say to dress for the weather, i.e sunhat/suncream/raincoat/umbrella.
Suitable walking shoes are a must.
If you feel more comfortable during the walk wearing a mask please bring one with you. Please note although not mandatory, do bring a face mask to wear if you would like.
Do bring your own travel mug (if you have one) for your beverage.
* We are doing everything we can to bring you this event in September by following government COVID guidelines. However, due to the unpredictable nature of the pandemic, we may have to postpone this event at short notice if circumstances arise that are out of our control. Please also note that this event will be postponed should we have extremely bad weather conditions which will make this activity unsafe. All staff members of the Norfolk Chambers of Commerce will take a Lateral Flow Test prior to the event, and should anyone have a positive result they will not attend. We would highly recommend you taking a Lateral Flow Test prior to the event, and if you feel unwell or have any COVID symptoms please stay at home. Our Risk Assesment is availble for you to view below