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London needs more river crossings, especially east of Tower Bridge, as East London continues to grow rapidly. So yesterday's announcement of a further year's delay to the Silvertown Tunnel is unwelcome.
Read MoreDavid Frost, LCCI Chief Executive, assesses the first quarter of 2019 and key issues for London business.
Read More"WTO Brexit a real possibility” - LCCI react to the Prime Minister’s resignation.
Read MoreLondon Chamber of Commerce and Industry comments on the decision to end cross-party talks on Brexit.
Read MoreI remember precisely the moment when I knew I would leave government for business.
Read MoreLondon Chamber of Commerce and Industry comments on the findings of the National Audit Office ‘Completing Crossrail’ report.
Read MoreDavid Frost, Chief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, reacts to Crossrail Limited announcing their revised opening date.
Read MoreLondon Chamber of Commerce and Industry reacts to the climate protest on the streets of the capital.
Read MoreLondon Chamber of Commerce and Industry reacts to the Government’s private rental sector proposals.
Read MoreLCCI Chief Executive, David Frost, said:“Many businesses will be relieved that the Government has persuaded the EU to avoid a sudden Brexit tomorrow night. Indeed, as a former EU negotiator myself, I do not underestimate how difficult it will have been to convince the EU to continue to put their trust in the UK political process. But last night’s decision comes at the price of even greater uncertainty."
Read MoreWith just three days until its introduction, many businesses in the capital are unclear about various aspects of the Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ), according to polling released by the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI).
Read MoreBoth domestic and export sales declined during the first quarter of 2019 as Brexit uncertainty hit London’s businesses, new figures released today show.
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