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Who's who in the Parliament Square The Cisco Productivity Index has found that the UK could add £140 billion in GDPR, growing its economy by 7.5 per cent, if all UK boroughs achieved their benchmark productivity levels.
London City Airport
The step - change comes as the airport continues to grow and appeals to a changing mix of passangers, particularly leisure travellers and East Londoners, joining the established business traveller base.
Behind the scenes at MIPIM
With over 24,000 participants from over 100 countries, MIPIM attracted the most influential international property players from the office, residential, logistics and industrial sectors.
Countdown to Brexit. As councils across London met last month to set their council tax levels for the financial year ahead, polling released by the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) showed that three in five London business leaders think that allowing local goverment to have greater control over tax levels would have a positive impact on the capital's ability to meet its infrastructure needs, including housing and transport.
How the City skyline will look in 2026
Last month the City of London Corporation released fascinating, updated images of how its City Cluster skyline will look in 2026.
Lights on in London
Ending the free movement of labour from Europe could create a major shortage of workers, especially in south east England, according to a new study on the impact of Brexit.
Creative industries partner with China
The city of Shenzhen, home to a booming creative industry, is building partnerships with the UK fashion industry, with the Shenzhen Council for the Promotion of International Trade (SCPIT) holding an inaugural fashion show as part of September’s London Fashion Week.
Transition at LCCI
Over the last year much of our policy work has been dominated by Brexit. Since the vote we have done our utmost to make sure that government and the EU are aware of the concerns and needs of business in the capital.
Pictures at the Palace The government appears determined to open up trade with the rest of the world, whilst maintaining alignment with the largest trading block on the globe.
Mesopotamia in Hyde Park This summer the Serpentine Galleries in Hyde Park present a major exhibition of the artists’ work which draws upon their use of barrels to create artworks.