Following a wave of Government resignations and a Conservative Cabinet revolt, the Prime Minister has resigned, hopefully bringing down the curtain on a chapter of political instability.
It is now essential that the Government moves quickly to support businesses in navigating the challenges and pressures that they are facing from all directions, especially with regards to labour market shortages, costs of raw materials and the cost-of-living crisis.
Sara Williams, Staffordshire Chambers CEO, said: “Following the resignation of Boris Johnson, the incoming Prime Minister and Cabinet 𝗺𝘂𝘀𝘁 ensure that businesses’ concerns are high on their agenda to tackle the issues that are being faced locally, nationally, and globally.
“Johnson has destroyed the trust in Government from both the electorate and the business community.
“His desire to generate a media frenzy throughout his time as PM has been used to distract from wider issues and the impact of policies – some of which have been damaging to British culture and reputation.
“It is imperative that the voice of both people and business are heard front and centre to help fast-track effective policies and support our communities during a time of economic uncertainty. The Opposition and the back benches of the Conservative Party need to stand up for the British people.
“Businesses must be able to trust and rely on Government to rebuild confidence and enable investment, which will drive the economic growth of this country.”
Staffordshire Chambers of Commerce will continue to provide key updates on the latest developments and what they mean for businesses in our region.
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