Connected, Liveable London

Tuesday 17 June, 6.30pm - 8.45pm

Join us for an evening of elegance and industry networking. Up to 120 senior professionals from within the industry will attend this event including agents, architects, building services, chartered surveyors, consultants, construction, engineers, investors and planners plus other companies that have an interest in the sector. Taking place at No 4 Hamilton Place, in the ornate Argyll Room, guests will enjoy delicious canapés while overlooking Hyde Park.

Tuesday 1 July, 12.00pm - 2.00pm

The London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) Property and Construction Networking Club is a series of briefings designed to help Members connect with senior industry figures, promote their business to a targeted sector and keep up-to-date with trends and developments in a relaxed setting. Join us to hear from our guest speaker Steve Eccles, Director, Socius – a developer of mixed-use places.

The London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) welcomes the opportunity to respond to the proposals for the pedestrianisation and transformation of Oxford Street. In principle, we reaffirm our support for pedestrianisation in recognition of the opportunity it presents for the regeneration of one of London’s most iconic retail destinations.

Each month LCCI host an informal networking group for members from the Property and Construction sector. The aim of the group is centred on building new contacts and partnerships, enhancing the supply chain of its members, sharing expertise, and developing business opportunities. To find out more about this peer-to-peer networking group, please email abalakrishnan@londonchamber.co.uk

In response to the Government’s call for evidence on the Planning and Infrastructure Bill which is currently passing through Parliament, LCCI has prepared the attached submission outlining our recommendations on how the Bill can be enhanced to deliver a more efficient, predictable, and business-responsive planning system.

Ahead of Party Conferences 2024, Karim Fatehi MBE visited LCCI member Thompsons UK Limited, a manufacturing business based in Croydon.

Since key amendments were made to UK GAAP by the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) on 27 March 2024, property companies are set to face significant changes in how they report their financial information. The proposed changes will come into effect on or after 1 January 2026. Read Connected, Liveable London Programme Partners Menzies's article on what FRED 82 means for property development companies.

The LCCI has provided a step-by-step approach for members to follow in order to view, monitor and comment on any planning application. If a planning application has the potential to impact your home, business or the environment, then it is possible to monitor the application and submit your comments to the Local Planning Authority for their consideration.

Located within the Port of Tilbury, the closest major port to London, the London Construction Hub is a premier facility for the consolidation of construction cargoes, with a comprehensive range of materials already imported to site, including cement, aggregates, timber, plywood, steel and bricks. The multi-modal Hub is equipped with over 5 million sq. ft. of warehousing and advanced lifting capabilities, including a projects terminal with dedicated heavy lift quayside, supporting infrastructure projects with jack-up barges and specialist cranes with a maximum lift capacity of 120 tonnes, making it ideal for handling project-specific cargoes.

Menzies LLP is a Top 25 firm of accountants and business advisers. Specialising in property and construction as one of their key sectors, Menzies offer a wide range of services from audit and tax advice to business strategy and corporate finance.

Property and construction continues to be a key priority area for LCCI. Over the years our policy campaigns have focused on critical issues to support the growth and regeneration of the property and construction sector and built environment in London.

LCCI has a rich history of calling for and supporting the development of London’s Transport and Infrastructure to support the greater good of both the London and national economy. Our work includes pressing for London’s development as a leading world city in sustainable transport and planning.