France, known for its glamour and sophistication, has long been a key player on the global stage. The UK's relationship with neighbouring France has historically been complex, with proximity and market similarities fostering strong trade ties. The 2024 Paris Olympic Games have further strengthened t...

Women Empowering Women When women support each other, incredible things can happen. Nowhere was that more evident than at the 2025 Power of Women event, hosted by Dress for Success Greater London early this Spring.

Tom leads Stansted’s political and stakeholder engagement in London and across the region, including in areas such as skills – in which Stansted is a sector leader. Tom has over a decade of experience in political and stakeholder relations across the public, private and non-profit sectors.

Building bridges and growing networks Rajesh Agrawal, Deputy Mayor of London on boosting London businesses.     

London businesses have been hit by a series of rising business costs over the past 12 months according to a new survey by London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI).

Yildiz is a Partner at Thackray Williams; Head of the Commercial Property and Land Development teams; and has been instrumental in the firms’ decision to expand its commercial offering into the City of London. Knowledgeable in her field, Yildiz is passionate and committed to her clients . She’s a...

The aim of this new survey is to map the skills needs of London companies, and the methods they are using to meet those needs. Savanta ComRes surveyed a total of 520 London business leaders between 28 April to 6 June 2021. 

The Bank of England's interest rate rise continues to threaten business recovery at this crucial moment.

We are shining a spotlight on female business leaders in LCCI membership. We speak with Abby Ghafoor, CEO, Arc Manangement Consulting, Jacqui Thornton, Head of Facilities, Brown Shipley, Katherine McCullough, Head of UK Property, Merchant Land, Sarah Wilson, Owner and CEO, ACE Travel Management ATG ...

A new survey from the LCCI of over 160 business leaders has revealed major concerns from London’s business community about the impact of changes to legal migration, especially for graduates and highly skilled professionals.