The latest figures from the ONS will be a significant worry for businesses across the country but particularly in London, where inflation is disproportionately higher.

Roddy Caxton Spencer  This issue of LBM reflects on the past with the creation and development of County Hall 100 years ago, as well as the London Olympics, taking a look at its legacy ten years on.

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 1926 - 2022

While the World Trade Organisation has upped slightly its forecast of a drop of 0.2% in goods trade made shortly after the first big US retaliatory tariff announcement in April, to now a positive rise of 0.9%, this is still way below its original estimate of 2.7%.  This quarter’s field...

While the World Trade Organisation has upped slightly its forecast of a drop of 0.2% in goods trade made shortly after the first big US retaliatory tariff announcement in April, to now a positive rise of 0.9%, this is still way below its original estimate of 2.7%.  This quarter’s field...

Insufficient spending on health care and emergency services is seen as London’s biggest barrier to dealing with and recovering from a crisis, new figures from London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) have revealed.

On Thursday 26 October, Sir Keir Starmer MP addressed London Chamber of Commerce and Industry patron members over lunch at Sexy Fish Restaurant.

London Chamber's response to the latest joint statement issued by Vice-President Maroc Šefčovič and UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly.

Colin Stanbridge, Chief Executive of  London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has said we need to give businesses the ability to develop and flourish.