Emma Reynolds, MP for Wolverhampton North East and Shadow Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, has welcomed the move of the Black Country Chambers of Commerce to new offices in Wolverhampton. The Black Country Chambers of Commerce is now based at the University of Wolverhampton Science Park.

Emma said “I am delighted that the Black Country Chambers of Commerce is now be based in my constituency. The University of Wolverhampton Science Park is a great place for local businesses to be located, bringing together roughly 90 companies from various sectors. Basing the Chambers of Commerce at the Science Park brings them closer to the smaller to mid-tier local firms they represent.”

“The Chambers of Commerce has been supporting businesses across the region for more than 150 years. I support their aim to double the size of the Black Country economy by 2023 through growth, skills development and transport improvements. I look forward to working with them from their new base in Wolverhampton to achieve this.”