This week’s policy update wraps up the key business-related policy pledges in the election from the past seven days. Each of the three main parties (Conservatives, Labour, and Liberal Democrats) have committed to not raising VAT, income tax, or national insurance if they form the next governme...

LCCI react to the government announcing self-isolation exemption for international and multinational executives.

David Frost, LCCI Chief Executive, assesses the first quarter of 2019 and key issues for London business.

This publication marks the two year anniversary of the UK’s referendum on EU membership, held on 23 June 2016, with a focus on what London businesses need from the Brexit process, and the impact of the negotiations and potential Brexit scenarios on their companies.

LCCI comment on the delivery of government coronavirus grants via London's councils.

Northern Ireland Bill will further undermine much-needed business certainty. 

The search has begun for the London Teacher of the Year. As a supporting partner, LCCI recognises the valuable work of teachers and support staff, but also the many volunteers working within schools in London including LCCI’s own members engaged in Young Chamber.

According to a recent report from the House of Lords Select Committee on Digital Skills, London ranks just 26th against all European cities when it comes to internet connection quality.

Today’s ‘Road to URC’ event is an important step in aiding Ukraine’s reconstruction and supporting its long-term economic recovery.

Fiscal responsibility is important, but so is providing support to London's businesses.