London Skills Survey Q1 2022 focusses on how London businesses are progressing in their efforts to reduce carbon emissions, and the importance of sufficient access to skills to enable this transition. Savanta ComRes surveyed a total of 502 London business leaders between 1 February and 8 March 20...

The interplay between international trade, jobs, and worker welfare presents both challenges and opportunities for UK businesses. In this article explore the complexities of the global market and the solutions available to enhance competitiveness.

For the second year in the row, to celebrate International Women's Day we are taking the opportunity to shine a light on female business leaders within LCCI’s membership.

MSDUK helps and supports ethnic minority businesses to break through inequalities and barriers in public and private sector supply chain in UK.

There are many ways of grouping London’s wide, numerous and varied business community. Led by that community LCCI has come up with a template to cover the vast majority of companies in the region and include them in programmes to develop the capital into the best place it can be to do business, work, visit, and enjoy.

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has criticised the Government for its delay in formally responding to the Airports Commission Interim Report published on 17 December 2013. 

The latest LCCI policy update focusses on our recent submission to the Department for Transport on the need for a revenue certainty mechanism for sustainable aviation fuels (SAF). 

LCCI and Dubai Chambers seal MoU to support the growth and diversification of bilateral economic and investment ties.

LCCI and Fragomen comment that changes to the Skilled Worker Visa could worsen skills shortages in the capital. 

This week’s update covers significant government announcements, including the Spending Review, AI investment and skills strategy, planning reforms, as well as key developments in infrastructure, tax, and the labour market.