The British Irish Chamber of Commerce has been pressing the case for businesses on both sides of the Irish sea GETTY INAGESA body representing Irish and UK businesses on both sides of the Irish Sea has been increasing its lobbying as the Brexit deadline draws nearer. The British Irish Chamber of Commerce made 76 lobbying approaches in 2018, with 49 taking place since June. John McGrane, director-general of the chamber, said that it had been “very active . Our job is to represent businesses. Our members are deeply concerned both in Britain and beyond and so a significant amount of time and effort has gone into working with public representatives,…

Source: The Times December 12, 2018 00:00 UTC