Brexit: Firms tell MPs to 'stop chasing rainbows'
MP's need to stop"chasing rainbows" when it comes to resolving the Brexit impasse, according to the British Chambers of Commerce .
Brexit uncertainty is already doing"real world damage" to the UK economy, the BCC's Adam Marshall is expected to say later. As a result businesses are"angry and frustrated", he will tell the BCC's annual conference on Thursday.in the series of votes aimed at finding consensus.MPs, including the deputy prime minister, David Lidington, Liz Truss and Keir Starmer, are scheduled to speak at the BCC conference.
Mr Marshall, the BCC's director general is due to tell the conference that"Three years going round in circles... is long enough." "To Westminster we say: We are frustrated. We are angry. You have let British business down. You have focused on soundbites, not substance. Tactics, not strategy. Politics, not prosperity," he is set to say in a speech, the text of which has been released.
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