The BCC this morning attended a breakfast briefing with Peter Rogers Chief Executive of Westminster Council and head of the Rogers Review. As part of the Hampton Review process the government is seeking to establish five priorities for local authority regulators. In identifying five priorities there is no expectation that inspection or enforcement will cease in other areas the priority status refers to the information requirements on local authorities.

The review team have narrowed down the list of possible 24 enforcement areas which are now being considered nationally by Chambers including Liverpool.
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Liverpool Chamber is now offering online payment facilities for those wanting to become a member or book onto one of our events.

Previously, the website only allowed you to apply for membership or book an event, not to actually pay for these services. Now, through secure online payment facilities, provided by Barclays Bank, transactions can be completed straight away. This will help you save time, and hopefully money, by doing away with cumbersome purchase order requests or drawn out application processes.

This functionality will be rolled out to other chamber services and products in the future. In the mean time, if you’ve been meaning to join or come to one of our events, now’s the time - it’s never been easier.

Join the chamber online here.

Book your place at one of our events here.