London Businesses Welcome the Government's Apprenticeship Drive
Read here the statement from the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry on the Government's announcement on shorter and more flexible apprenticeships.
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Read here the statement from the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry on the Government's announcement on shorter and more flexible apprenticeships.
Read MoreStatement form LCCI CEO Karim Fatehi OBE on Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Speech on Growth.
Read MoreRead here the statement from Karim Fatehi on the proposed expansion of Heathrow, Gatwick and Luton Airport.
Read MoreThe London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) today announces the appointment of Professor Michael Mainelli as its new President, who joined in the New Year.
Read MoreLondon businesses remain cautiously optimistic about their profitability and turnover prospects in 2025, despite mounting cost pressures and concerns over recent Budget policies.
Read MoreThe London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has submitted a response to the Mayor of London’s proposed Revenue Budget and Draft Capital Spending Plan for 2025-26.
Read MoreJulia Onslow-Cole, Chair of LCCI's Board, welcomes the news and congratulates Karim.
Read MoreLCCI's open letter to the Secretary of State for Transport calls for Gatwick expansion to bolster London's economy.
Read MoreLCCI and Dubai Chambers seal MoU to support the growth and diversification of bilateral economic and investment ties.
Read MoreThe survey asked LCCI members for their views on the budget, employment rights bill and their confidence in government.
Read MoreWith London businesses contending with increased costs following the Budget, securing investment will be essential to fostering long term sustainable growth.
Read MoreLCCI supports Bank of England's decision to support the economy by cutting the interest rate from 5.25% to 4.75%.
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