As we start our 109th year as the County Town Chamber join us on Tuesday 14th January 07:45-09:00 at The Kings Arms, Dorchester. Supported by Minuteman Press Dorchester
Following the success of the first two rounds of Dorset Council’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) and Rural England Prosperity Fund (REPF) grants, the final round is now open. Businesses can apply for grants between £2,000 – £20,000, with eligible Start-ups able to apply for grants from £1,000 – £5,000.
Students and those going back to university are being warned about the top fraud types affecting young people, as new data reveals almost 69,000 reports were received from people aged between 11 and 29, losing a total of £143.7 million in 2023.
The Farming Community Network (FCN) has introduced the Greenzone Checklist, a valuable resource designed to enhance both business and personal resilience for farmers and farm businesses. This checklist assists in identifying strengths and areas where additional information or support may be beneficial.
British workers are set for better working conditions as the Government takes its first steps towards its Plan to Make Work Pay. The Deputy Prime Minister and Business Secretary convened a meeting with trade unions and business leaders in a first-of-its-kind meeting on 14 August.
Even Keel Solutions, a leading insolvency and business advisory firm based in Dorset, is proud to announce the appointment of Jessica Oliver as their newest Insolvency Administrator
Dorset Business Festival got off to a flying start with a launch event featuring keynote speakers and backing for the
Shire Hall Museum in Dorchester is hosting an emotive photography exhibition from Robert Golden, offering an intimate insight into the lives and experiences of the Windrush generation, 25 years after their arrival in the UK.
Dorset Business Festival returns to the Hilton Hotel Bournemouth this October. The events starts on 2 October with a major Business Expo that offers a fantastic opportunity to connect and meet with many different businesses.
We promote, support and influence the interests of our members
The Dorchester Chamber was founded in 1916 and plays an active role in the town and surrounding area helping to promote local business and encourage growth.
Our aim is to help local businesses work together to help each other and boost trade.
However we are only strong and influential with the support of local business people.
