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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.
Traditional China vies with modernity The London workforce needs a huge boost to its digital ability to ensure it has the appropriate business skills, according to a new LCCI survey.
Strong leadership needed for a cleaner city Next year, the Mayor of London will begin implementing an Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) in the capital as part of a range of measures to tackle air pollution.
May at the Mansion House
Last month Prime Minister Theresa May spoke at London’s Mansion House to present the government’s Brexit objectives, laying down five tests to guide negotiations with the EU over a future trade deal.
Chinese New Year – Culture and Business
Over 300 guests were in attendance at the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office’s annual event at the historic venue in Whitehall. After a musical introduction the traditional lion dance was performed, the good luck symbol being a hopeful portent for the year to come.
London in lights
British tech companies, especially those based in London, managed to attract a record £3 billion in investment last year, much more than their counterparts in any other European city.
Norway's gift
This year marks the seventieth anniversary of the people of Norway first sending a Christmas tree to London in thanks for Britain's support in World War II.
30 years of London City Airport
The airport’s thirty-year success story is a remarkable one. Since 1987, London City Airport has experienced tremendous growth to a record-breaking 4.5 million passengers in 2016.