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New businesses rates announced earlier this year could see a third of businesses paying more in the charge than in rent, a survey for the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has found.
Read MoreThe Treasury should review the impact of Stamp Duty on London's property market given recent political and economic changes according to London Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Read MoreLondon businesses have spoken out in favour of immigration and prioritising growth according to a ComRes survey commissioned by London Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Read MoreThe main barriers to businesses in London employing apprentices are because they don't have resources, know the legal requirements or are able to find those with the right skills, a new survey has found.
Read MoreChief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Colin Stanbridge has commented on this week's Southern rail strikes.
Read MoreJust over six months into the job the new Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan appears to be winning round businesses according to a new report for London Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Read MoreFollowing the news that Transport Secretary Chris Grayling MP has decided not to hand over the running of suburban rail services to Transport for London, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has said that the move is a backward step.
Read MoreNew steps towards devolution for London were welcomed by London Chamber of Commerce and Industry today following the Autumn Statement.
Read MoreMore than two dozen companies from four countries are travelling to India on Monday (21st Nov) for a five day trade mission in the wake of the visits of Prime Minister, Theresa May and Deputy Mayor of Business for London, Rajesh Agrawal.
Read MoreEU nationals currently employed in London should be issued with a Visa to allow them to remain working in London after Brexit according to proposals today from London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI).
Read MoreNorwegian or Canadian trade models are viewed as the best basis for Britain's relationship with the EU despite remarkably different set-ups a new poll has found.
Read MoreNearly half of London business leaders believe the Government should look again at the classification of poor quality Green Belt with a view to using it for housing.
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