This is the full version of the London’s economy: a local-authority level analysis report including the summaries for each of the 32 London boroughs.

On 6 November 2023, UK businesses celebrated the third consecutive year of International Trade Week (ITW). Led by the Department of Business and Trade (DBT) and in partnership with LCCI and other supporters, ITW brought hundreds of delegates and businesses together to champion and celebrate international trade. 

LCCI broadly supports the proposals put forward in TfL’s plans for the transformation of Oxford Street. By 2020 the capital is forecast to reach a population of nine million and London could achieve ‘megacity’ status by as soon as 2027 with over ten million citizens. We need to con...

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). 

International Women's Day (IWD) is a global day to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. Taking place every 8 March, it's a vital day to call for action for gender parity and positive change. This year's theme is Inspire Inclusion, aiming to forge a more inclu...

These ONS figures show that businesses will want to see concrete policy steps that could help to reduce the upward pressures on inflation, said James Watkins, Head of Policy and Public Impact.

In partnership with London Tech Week, the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry held a special drinks reception last night to celebrate London’s innovative and vibrant tech sector.

On Thursday 11 July 2024, we welcomed 230 guests from London’s dynamic business community to LCCI's flagship Annual Summer Party at Westminster Abbey College Garden.

Avoiding additional barriers to trade is a top priority for London businesses. Post-Brexit, LCCI believes there must be a suitable arrangement in place to regulate Britain’s relationship with the European Union EU, rather than a fall back on WTO rules.  In a recent consultation response t...

The Mayor has identified the capital’s housing crisis as the “single biggest barrier to prosperity, growth and fairness facing Londoners today”. Addressing this crisis is certainly a priority for London businesses, given the impact it is having on the capital’s business envir...