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A game of two halves! Enter the EBCC Charity Golf Challenge for 2011 and receive a ticket to see Brentford FC play at Griffin Park.
On Friday 25th March 2011 EBCC has exclusive use of Wyke Green Golf Club for a day of supreme golfing action and competition. Enter today and show us your golfing skills! An added bonus for all entrants will be “best seats” to see BFC in action that evening. All funds raised will go towards local community projects and best of all will
be matched by the government through the Grassroots Challenge Fund scheme. This means that your ticket price of £85 becomes at least £170 (or for a team of four £340 becomes at least £680) for local community projects!
Mar 22nd saw our first meeting at Siracusa Restaurant, which will become a regular part of our repertoire of events.
Tim Luckett and Andrew Dakers introduced us to the Docking Station along with a short video that clarified the background and development. Andrew has been working so hard on it that his voice had virtually gone.
We welcomed Phil Ashford from SEAT for his first appearance, Monique from West London Business attended as did Sally Smith and Mark Wardell from Hounslow Chamber as well as over twenty members.
You are invited to attend our next General Meeting on the 22nd March at Siracusa Restaurant, Brentford Lock at 6 for a 6.30pm start.
Our host, Ibrahim Unsal, is graciously offering us a glass of prosecco on arrival, followed by a main course accompanied by wine (or other).
A planning application has been submitted to the London Borough of Hounslow for the redevelopment of Goat Wharf, 42-50 Brentford High Street, and details can be viewed on the Council’s website.
The proposals are for 86 new homes, including affordable and family housing, commercial space and extensive landscaping to improve the approach to the river from Brentford High Street.
Brentford is a community of over 10,000 households in the West of London. Even though it is a small town, over 20,000 people work in it, with the largest employer being GSK. Brentford’s long history dating back to the Romans has forged a strong sense of identity and community… Who’s Who in Brentford Brentford High…
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OBJECTS 1. To consider and promote measures calculated to benefit and protect the Commercial and Industrial interests of its members. 2. To watch over legislative and municipal proposals and matters affecting the business interests of Brentford and the immediate vicinity and represent and express the opinion of the Chamber on commercial and other matters of…
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The following is a historical account of Brentford’s industry and Chamber, written by local historian Janet McNamara. The chains of office of the President and Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce both have an enamelled badge that has a picture of cranes, warehouses, water, boats, crates, train lines and a steam engine. The secretary’s…
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2012 – 2016 Suzie Betlem Miracle Inc., interior designer 2008 – 2012 Peter Hughes Photoview, Brook Road South, Brentford 2004 – 2008 Tim LuckettECS Ltd, accountants, 156 Windmill Road, Brentford 2000 – 2004 Brian D SawyerColorite Ltd, 169 Boston Road, Hanwell 1996 – 2000 Mrs J P (Jennifer) Corbin Heidelberg Graphic Equipment…
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Formed in 1920, The Brentford Chamber of Commerce is the largest representation of Brentford businesses. We are a driving force for local businesses because we provide our members with: Local networking with other businesses and with community members The facility to promote your business to other local businesses and the wider community Contribution to a…
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