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Guest Speaker Shravan Joshi MBE highlighted the importance of creating a sustainable and thriving environment for businesses for the City in a post-pandemic world.
Read MoreAlderman Prem Goyal OBE, made sure to speak up in favour of businesses during the recent party conferences.
Read MoreThe Chamber unveils its first float at the newly elected Lord Mayor Mainelli’s Lord Mayor’s Show.
Read MoreAldermen, civic leaders, and Parliamentarians unite in the call for economic resilience and inclusive growth.
Read MoreLondon Chamber of Commerce and Industry calls for further collaboration to unlock economic potential following Chancellor's Autumn Statement.
Read MoreAll-party parliamentary group on London as a global city launches report urging action to support critical sectors for national success.
Read MoreThe London Chamber welcomes James Cleverly as the new Home Secretary and David Cameron as the new Foreign Secretary.
Read MoreThe London Chamber shows its unwavering support of Ukraine by parading a float dedicated to the relationship between Kyiv and London at this year's Lord Mayor Show.
Read MoreLondon Chamber of Commerce and Industry urges the Government to implement policies that will ensure women’s involvement in Free Trade Agreements negotiations while safeguarding their roles in work environments.
Read MoreLondon Chamber of Commerce and Industry welcomes the King's announcements to reform careers advice and pedicab legislation, while it expresses disappointment in the lack of mention of the need to regulate rail fares.
Read MoreAt the City of London breakfast reception, Lord Philip Hammond explained to the attendees his views and hopes for the future of the financial sector in the UK.
Read MoreA survey of 510 London businesses by the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) reveals that business crime continues to cost micro, small and medium sized firms (SMEs) their hard-earned money.
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