QES findings indicate that business confidence in London continued to decline throughout 2025. Rising taxes, higher labour costs, and regulatory uncertainty are now the most common barriers to investment. The Business and Trade Committee has a vital role in investigating the challenges and the barri...

This is LCCI’s response to DLUHC’s ‘Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill reforms to national planning policy’ consultation, which is considering proposed changes to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF).

Welcoming Inward Business Delegations We welcome inward delegations from all over the world and from all industry sectors. We aim to ensure our international visitors leave with a feeling of “mission accomplished”. That’s why it’s important that the purpose and objectives of our prospective visitors...

Linsey leads Westminster’s work with business, industry and employers including student enterprise, short courses, apprenticeships and alumni relations. Prior to Westminster, she led award-winning enterprise education programmes to support students and graduates to develop their enterprise skills and start successful businesses.

Our latest report explores the state of commercial retrofitting of buildings in London, revealing low uptake despite its critical role in achieving net-zero goals.

Passionate about empowering people and driving progress within high-growth organisations. Implementing effective HR strategies that align with business goals and promote positive workplace culture.

Commenting on the announcement that the Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) will now not open until Autumn 2019.

Meena Aiyer leads HR and Office Operations at the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI). Meena’s career includes roles across multinational corporations, SMEs, and non-profit organisations, where she has brought her expertise to HR generalist functions, strategic planning, talent management...

Whitechapel Gallery 120th anniversary The gallery’s inaugural exhibition Modern Pictures by Living Artists, Pre- Raphaelites and Old Masters was presented in 1901 and attracted 260,000 visitors. 

Chancellor Hammond moves London in right direction Chancellor Philip Hammond announced that London will receive £3.15 billion as its share of national housing budget to deliver more than 90,000 homes.