This submission sets out LCCI’s long-standing position on Heathrow expansion as enabling infrastructure that supports London’s outward-facing economy and the UK’s international connectivity. Drawing on the experience and priorities of London’s business community, it highlight...

Chamber highlights need for office space for SMEs and better connectivity to South East London for City Plan 2040

Peter Pearson spent almost exactly 35 years in the British Army as a Gurkha officer. His service took him to: the Far East, the Middle East and Africa, as well as Commandant of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and Lieutenant of The Tower of London.

The City of London Chamber is set to collaborate with the Corporation following the launch of the Corporation’s SME Strategy paper.

Gatwick is the UK’s second largest airport and flies a range of both short and long-haul point-to-point services. The airport is a vital piece of the UK’s national infrastructure and is also a major driver for the economies of the South East and Greater London. 15 million people can get to the airpo...

This document outlines a comprehensive guide for organising and executing lobby occupations in the City of London, particularly targeting insurance companies involved in fossil fuel projects. This guide aims to empower protestors with knowledge and strategies to conduct effective and legally aware lobby occupations.

London makes its mark at Cannes Tony Pidgley CBE, LCCI President and Berkeley Group Chairman, leads LCCI team at MIPIM, Europe's largest property exhibition.  

After a 30 year plus career in HMRC, latterly as an Innovation Lead looking at the application of new and emerging technology in tax administration, Nick is now also on secondment as the Director of the Centre for Digital Trade & Innovation, the seed funding for which came from the Tees Valley Combi...

London Tomorrow Mayoral Debate The five main candidates in the contest to become London's Mayor made their respective cases on why they should lead the city in to a challenging future.  

Better information lies at the heart of effective fraud prevention strategies and the promotion of more secure and efficient trading environments for UK businesses. Customs fraud is a significant concern for businesses engaged in international trade, costing the UK economy billions of pounds annually.