The Rutland Chamber of Commerce wants to hear from local businesses across the county.

The Rutland Chamber of Commerce has announced that it would like to hear from local businesses ahead of the Quarterly Economic Survey (QES), the UK's largest independent business survey.

Each quarter, the Rutland Chamber of Commerce uses the QES to capture the thoughts of its members' and local businesses on a wide range of issues.

Ahead of QES Q3 2023, the organisation wants to hear from local businesses in Rutland, asking them what is affecting them, what are their struggles and successes?

Rutland Chamber of Commerce is a not-for-profit organisation supporting local businesses across the County of Rutland. 

The Chamber is part of Lincolnshire Chamber of Commerce and is further enhanced by being part of a worldwide network and is one of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) Accredited Chambers, the largest and most powerful network for business in the UK.

A spokesperson for the chamber said: "We want to hear from the people at the heart of the businesses in Rutland so that they can help influence the next wave of national policies, and ensure that the voice of business in Rutland and the surrounding areas is heard within the national picture.

"We have launched a survey that should take no more than three minutes to complete, and we would like to hear from businesses of all sectors and sizes across the county as this will give us an opportunity to feed directly into data that will impact on government policies, as well as the economic recovery."

The chamber says that all data is treated as strictly confidential and will not be passed on to a third party.

The survey can be found online.

More information on the Rutland Chamber of Commerce can be found at: https://www.rutland-chamber.co.uk/