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London Chamber Statement on the Latest Changes on the Net Zero Target
LCCI comments on the Prime Minister's speech delivered on policy changeson Net-Zero.
London Chamber welcomes Chris Grayling's support for Crossrail 2
London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) today welcomed the news that Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has confirmed that he is supporting the Crossrail 2 project.
London jobs at risk due to Northern Ireland Bill
Richard Burge, Chief Executive of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), gave a speech at the Irish Embassy which set out the implications of the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill.
London’s business leaders say workforce skills gaps are stunting economic growth
London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has today published the results of its Q3 2022 London Skills Survey, which interviewed 501 London business leaders from micro firms to large-scale companies.
London's Conservative MPs must apply highest standards in selecting the next Prime Minister
The London Chamber has set out five tests that MPs should use to consider who they back as the next leader of the Party
London's poor mobile broadband connectivity is intolerable
Sean McKee, Director of Policy & Public Affairs at the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has said that the results from Ofcom are concerning.
May must use White Paper to guarantee status of EU nationals in London
Chief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Colin Stanbridge has reacted to reports the Prime Minster will, today, publish a White Paper on the status of EU Nationals currently living and working in the UK.
Member Referral Reward Scheme - February 2024
LCCI is proud to offer its members a permanent referral reward scheme. Recommend someone to become a paid member at LCCI and you will be rewarded with a monthly changing prize!Find out how to enter, what this month's prizes is and our T&Cs in this article.
Most businesses want restrictions of tube strikes - new survey reveals
73% of London businesses have said Trade Unions should be made responsible for ensuring there is a minimum level of service in the event of any tube strike.
New polling shows London business doubt about T Levels
Ahead of their introduction into the workplace in 2020, new polling has shown that two thirds (63%) of London business decision makers say that they would not be willing to offer paid or unpaid placements or work to a T-Level student or graduate.
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