Businesses in London will be breathing a sigh of relief following the news that Transport for London (TfL) and the Government have today reached an agreement on funding, which guarantees the services of London’s essential transport network for the next few years.

LCCI welcomes the Prime Minister’s announcement of urgent but long-overdue support to address the current energy crisis facing households and businesses.

This is LCCI’s response to the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities’ consultation on increasing the number of homes built on brownfield land.

More than a third of London businesses say that their company is not aware of the new apprenticeship funding arrangements according to a new survey of more than 500 businesses.

LCCI has conducted numerous skills and labour surveys over recent years, with the aim of providing information on how the current skills system does – and does not – work for London businesses. LCCI’s work with London Councils on the London Business 1000 – an annual survey of...

This submission from LCCI sets out the key factors constraining productivity in London, drawing on evidence from the Quarterly Economic Survey and direct engagement with businesses across various sizes and sectors. It identifies a systemic misalignment between workforce skills and business needs, al...

Workplace standards have improved significantly over the last few decades, with major strides taken to make workplaces fairer and more inclusive, to the benefit of both employees and employers. London’s businesses have a clear economic interest in making the city an attractive place to work and live.

Chief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Colin Stanbridge has commented on the long-term economic plan for London.

Recent polling undertaken by YouGov, on behalf of LCCI, shows that 81% of London’s business leaders were aware of the Government’s 2050 net-zero emissions target.1 Nearly three quarters (71%) are currently taking action to reduce their environmental impact.