Colin Stanbridge, Chief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has Commented on today's publication of a report by the House of Lords Economic Affairs Select Committee on HS2,  

February 2023 marks the one-year anniversary of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Many in the international community, including LCCI, continue to work towards rebuilding Ukraine whilst providing humanitarian assistance for the millions of Ukrainian people that had to flee the war, away from their ho...

London Olympic site - five years on The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park has become a focal point for the emergence of East London.  

The first London Chamber of Commerce Black Excellence Awards 2022 (LCCBEA) seeks to recognise and celebrate the exceptional and significant achievements from the UK’s diverse black community. 

The Q2 2025 results offer tentative evidence of recovery, but the uneven nature of this rebound raises pressing questions towards London’s long-term competitiveness.  This quarter’s fieldwork was conducted by Savanta between 17 April and 22 May 2025. A total of 506 London busines...

Following consultation with members, LCCI submitted a response to the GLA's consultation on industrial land and uses in the London Plan Guidance. 

The London Skills Survey for Q3 2022 highlights the areas in which London businesses are experiencing skills shortages, as well as their projected needs for the future. The survey also considers the barriers businesses face in meeting their skills needs. Programme Partner: Middlesex University

The challenges facing whoever will be the Mayor and members of the London Assembly following the May 2024 election will be immense for Londoners and London’s business community. Find out more on the LCCI's manifesto for the London Mayoral and London Assembly Elections 2024.

The four-year period of the next Mayoralty and Assembly must see important decisions taken so that London can maximise opportunities and address challenges in the decade ahead. A decade that begins with the UK poised to move through Brexit, and end with the capital forecast to have 10 million citizens.