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Most London businesses prefer Heathrow solutions
A majority of London businesses (54%) would prefer Heathrow to be expanded compared with 30% backing Gatwick.
New Foreign Secretary must go into battle for London business
London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has called on new Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond to robustly enhance and protect British business interests as the European Union (EU) decides its new priorities.
New report sheds light on the 2020 pandemic challenge for London business, and the road to recovery
With London’s economy still in lockdown and the capital facing the highest rates of unemployment in the UK, a new report released today provides an insight into the impact of the pandemic on the capital’s businesses, and their recruitment plans and skills requirements as they look towards economic recovery during 2021.
One week to go - new Mayor must follow-through on promises
With just one week to go until the new Mayor of London is elected, the London Chamber of Commerce is calling for the winning candidate to pledge to follow through on their promises to London businesses.
PM has a mandate for EU reform to support London business - LCCI
Colin Stanbridge, Chief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has commented on David Cameron's letter to Donald Tusk, the President of the European Council, on the UK's negotiations on remaining in the EU.
Red tape preventing cladding removals could cause another Grenfell tragedy
Chief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry Chief (LCCI), Richard Burge, decries unclear red tape which is making it difficult for businesses to remove cladding from high-rise buildings.
SME leaders gather in London for SME XPO
Join LCCI CEO Richard Burge and start-up heavyweights Tej Lalvani, Holly Tucker, Euan Blair, and 100+ inspirational founders and leaders - some you might not have heard of (yet), at SME XPO, 25-26 May 2022, Olympia London.
Spring Budget Must Provide Relief For SMEs To Avoid Downward Spiral
Businesses have long teetered on an economic cliff edge and are desperate to see the Government deliver on its long-awaited promises and to see tangible progress against the five priorities set out by the Prime Minister at the beginning of this year.
The Commonwealth Joint Office in New York during the 68th annual Commission on the Status of Women
LCCI’s recent policy proposal on the inclusion of women in trade deals has received strong support in a meeting convened by the Commonwealth Businesswomen's Network C.I.C (CBWN) and Bloomsbury Institute London with three private sector partners – LCCI, GSMA and the World Commerce & Contracting - at...
The Government must get its act together
The next Prime Minister must provide stability for the sake of London businesses
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