Ministers urged to use Brexit freedoms to boost trade with South Korea
The London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) urged the Government to use Brexit freedoms to boost trade between London and the UK with South Korea.
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New push to end barriers which stop people getting to the top in the financial services industry
London Chamber of Commerce and Industry join City of London drive to ensure people from all background have leading roles in the financial services industry.
Read MoreCity of London Chamber officially launches in front of business leaders at The Guildhall
On Wednesday evening, the newly created City of London Chamber was officially launched at the Guildhall in the presence of senior business leaders from across the City.
Read MoreLondon Mayor urged by business to tackle cost of living crisis
London Chamber calls for raft of reforms in response to the draft Great London Authority budget consultation.
Read MoreLack of progress in Northern Ireland talks disappointing
London Chamber's response to the latest joint statement issued by Vice-President Maroc Šefčovič and UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly.
Read MoreCapital 500 reveals increased costs piling pressure on firms to raise prices
London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has today published the results of its Q4 2022 quarterly economic survey, the Capital 500, which seeks to gauge private sector performance and confidence levels among businesses of various sizes across the capital.
Read MoreBusiness calls for action to end London’s police funding crisis
Home Secretary Suella Braverman was urged by the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) to end the funding crisis being faced by the Metropolitan Police and the City of London Police.
Read MoreLCCI criticise government reducing energy support for businesses
The government has had ample time to produce a well thought-out, meaningful and targeted plan to help businesses, and yet there will be no solace for businesses today.
Read MoreVehicle scrappage scheme must be fixed before ULEZ expansion
Widening ULEZ is the right thing to do, but businesses need more help to transition to electric vehicles
Read MoreThe PM's speech lacked the detail required to restore business confidence
Businesses need stability to invest, plan and grow for the future.
Read MoreMinisterial inaction will hurt businesses
The government must act now to support businesses beyond April 2023.
Read MoreFurther strain on London businesses after ninth consecutive interest rates rise
The Bank of England’s decision to raise interest rates today for the ninth consecutive time is an understandable response to rampant inflation, but it will create further strain on London businesses.
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