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25 Nov 2020

LCCI respond to the Spending Review

LCCI respond to the Government's Spending Review.

24 Nov 2020

Travel policy changes welcomed, but much more needed, say LCCI

LCCI respond to changes to the Government travel 'quarantine' policy.

23 Nov 2020

LCCI respond to post-lockdown tier system

LCCI respond to the Prime Minister's address to the House of Commons about what tiers and restrictions will follow lockdown, when it ends on December 2.

18 Nov 2020

LCCI outline post-lockdown business support needs

LCCI, in partnership with Central London Alliance, has outlined measures that London business require once the capital comes out of lockdown.

10 Nov 2020

LCCI welcomes Chancellor’s announcement on the future of UK financial services

LCCI react to the Chancellor’s announcement on the future of the UK’s financial services.

5 Nov 2020

LCCI react to 'furlough' extension

LCCI react to the Chancellor announcing an extension of the 'furlough' scheme until March.

1 Nov 2020

LCCI welcome TfL funding deal

LCCI welcome a short-term funding deal that has been agreed between the Government and Transport for London to keep the capital's transport network moving through the winter.

31 Oct 2020

LCCI call for condition free TfL funding

With the Prime Minister set to address the nation about possible increased Covid-19 restrictions, LCCI call for a short-term condition-free funding package for TfL.

31 Oct 2020

LCCI give national lockdown reaction

LCCI respond to the Prime Minister this evening announcing that a national lockdown will again take place in England.

29 Oct 2020

Only one in ten business leaders support congestion charge expansion

Only one in ten (13%) business leaders in the capital support widening London’s congestion charge zone.

22 Oct 2020

LCCI respond to further business support measures

LCCI react to the Chancellor today announcing further business support measures to offset Covid-19 restrictions.

21 Oct 2020

LCCI express TfL funding negotiation concern

Chambers of Commerce call for London's MPs to unite behind a funding deal for Transport for London that doesn't damage London's economic recovery from Covid-19.