'National response' needed to combat national emergency, says Waterford Chamber 

In its pre-budget submission, Waterford Chamber has warned of serious accommodation issues impacting incoming students, tourists and the local population
'National response' needed to combat national emergency, says Waterford Chamber 

Clock Tower in Waterford. Picture Denis Minihane.

Accommodation shortages, labour costs, and a growing population are the key issues facing Waterford ahead of Budget 2024, with renewed calls for support at both a local and national level to help Waterford become a "very strong regional city hub."

In its pre-budget submission, Waterford Chamber noted the "challenging," albeit "positive" economic background to the upcoming Budget, citing stagnant growth in domestic demand and personal spending as the cost of living crisis continues to bite.

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