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LCCI is fully backing Gatwick Airport’s proposal to expand the use of its Northern Runway. Gatwick is an essential asset to London and the UK’s national transport and logistics infrastructure, playing an integral role in maintaining London’s status as a global city for business, trade and tourism.
Read MoreWe welcome the introduction of the Help for Households campaign which will help to support those most affected by the cost of living crisis.
Read MoreTruss or Sunak will need desperately improve the relationship between businesses and the Government
Read MoreLCCI is pleased to announce that its Asian Business Association and Black Businesses Association have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Minority Supplier Development UK (MSDUK), the UK’s leading non-profit membership organisation driving inclusive procurement.
Read MoreLCCI is delighted to welcome Sir Mark Rowley, an experienced and well respected police officer, as the new commissioner of the Metropolitan Police.
Read MoreLCCI published the results of its latest quarterly economic survey, the Capital 500, which seeks to gauge business performance and confidence levels in businesses of various sizes across the capital.
Read MoreLCCI hope that a new government will recognise the challenges facing British business and focus on creating a better environment for growth.
Read MoreLCCI calls on the Government to help businesses at this crucial time.
Read MoreLCCI urges Government, Network Rail and the Department for Transport to find a swift resolution to dispute.
Read MoreThe Bank of England's interest rate rise continues to threaten business recovery at this crucial moment.
Read MoreThe London Chamber strongly supports Gatwick Airport's decision to reduce flight capacity in order to mitigate disruption.
Read MoreThe London Chamber reacts to Lord Geidt's resignation letter and the insinuation that he was asked to breach WTO rules.
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