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Connected, Liveable London

The Connected, Liveable London Committee seeks to provide thought leadership and positively influence stakeholders on the need for more connected and coordinated planning and transport systems necessary for the future development of London. Its work includes pressing for London’s development as a leading world city in sustainable transport and planning.

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About our Connected Liveable London events

We run a dedicated programme of events for professionals from the Property & Construction and Infrastructure & Transport industries, from panel discussions and Q&As with industry leaders to peer-to-peer networking and private lunches. Previous guest speakers have included senior representatives from TfL, Lumo, Soho Estates, Reds10 and Royal Town Planning Institute.

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LCCI Visits LCCI Member Thompsons UK Limited
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LCCI Visits LCCI Member Thompsons UK Limited

Ahead of Party Conferences, Karim Fatehi MBE visited LCCI member Thompsons UK Limited, a manufacturing business based in Croydon.

London’s Architecture Recognised
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London’s Architecture Recognised

Architectural achievements in the UK capital feature in a shortlist of six in this year’s Royal institute of British Architects (RIBA) Stirling Prize. The Elizabeth Line, the National Portrait Gallery, Chowdhury Walk social housing, and the King’s Cross redevelopment have made the grade. Discover more in the latest issue of London Business Matters.

What FRED 82 means for property development companies
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What FRED 82 means for property development companies

Since key amendments were made to UK GAAP by the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) on 27 March 2024, property companies are set to face significant changes in how they report their financial information. The proposed changes will come into effect on or after 1 January 2026. Read Connected, Liveable London Programme Partners Menzies's article on what FRED 82 means for property development companies.

Property and Construction Forum Inaugural Meeting
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Property and Construction Forum Inaugural Meeting

The inaugural meeting of LCCI's Property and Construction Forum took place on Wednesday 10 July at Mishcon de Reya LLP, hosted by the forum's Chair, Susan Freeman, Partner at Mishcon de Reya and host of the Propertyshe podcast.

Commercial Property Initiative
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Commercial Property Initiative

Each month LCCI host an informal networking group for members from the Property and Construction sector. The aim of the group is centred on building new contacts and partnerships, enhancing the supply chain of its members, sharing expertise, and developing business opportunities. To find out more about this peer-to-peer networking group, please email abalakrishnan@londonchamber.co.uk

LCCI's Guide to Planning Application
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LCCI's Guide to Planning Application

The LCCI has provided a step-by-step approach for members to follow in order to view, monitor and comment on any planning application. If a planning application has the potential to impact your home, business or the environment, then it is possible to monitor the application and submit your comments to the Local Planning Authority for their consideration.

LCCI's Connected, Liveable London Committee

The Committee, chaired by Natalie Chapman of Logistics UK, seeks to influence stakeholders on the need for more connected and coordinated planning and transport systems. The workstream includes preparing a business owners guide to planning, responding to government consultations, informing members of industry developments and publishing a piece on design and placemaking.

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LCCI plays a pivotal role in business development in London, especially in the property and construction space, with excellent networking and market intelligence opportunities.
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Goodstone Living

Goodstone Living

Goodstone Living is a specialist real estate developer and investment manager creating a better way to rent. The vertically integrated platform was founded by Macquarie Asset Management in June 2021.

Menzies LLP

Menzies LLP

Menzies LLP is a Top 25 firm of accountants and business advisers. Specialising in property and construction as one of their key sectors, Menzies offer a wide range of services from audit and tax advice to business strategy and corporate finance.

Thames Freeport

Thames Freeport

Thames Freeport is an economic zone connecting Ford’s world-class Dagenham engine plant to the global ports at DP World London Gateway and Forth Ports’ Port of Tilbury. Thames Freeport will drive new investment, jobs, skills and the adoption of greener technology.

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If you’re an LCCI member in the Property and Construction or Transport and infrastructure industry, you’ll benefit from a range of targeted business development services, sector specific events and gain direct access to senior decision makers from the UK’s business and political communities.
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Property and Construction

Property and Construction

Property and construction continues to be a key priority area for LCCI. Over the years our policy campaigns have focused on critical issues to support the growth and regeneration of the property and construction sector and built environment in London.

Transport and Infrastructure

Transport and Infrastructure

LCCI has a rich history of calling for and supporting the development of London’s Transport and Infrastructure to support the greater good of both the London and national economy. Our work includes pressing for London’s development as a leading world city in sustainable transport and planning.