City of London chamber event emphasises urgent need for climate action and Net Zero strategies.

James Landale is the BBC's Diplomatic Correspondent and a leading voice on geopolitical issues including the war in Ukraine, the US Presidency, the UK’s role on the world stage, and China-West relations. He was formerly the BBC's Deputy Political Editor and presented programmes including The Andrew ...

The new Mayor Sadiq Khan has put London's preparedness for emergencies high on his agenda. Now, this London Chamber of Commerce and Industry report highlights the potential impact of housing undersupply on London resilience by exploring the issue of housing affordability for the three 'blue ...

London businesses' prevalent view is that the UK's interests would best be served by remaining within a reformed EU. This report explores areas where action at the European level could benefit London business, including completing the single market, reducing the regulatory burden o...

This Spending Review comes at a critical time for London’s economy. Over the past 9 months the pandemic has forced the shutters down on many businesses, be that temporarily or permanently.  

The vast majority of business, school and college leaders in London want ministers to recognise the importance of pre-16 work experience in preparing students for the world of work, according to new data released by the British Chambers of Commerce today.

Business confidence in the outlook for London’s economy rose further during the second quarter of the year, despite business performance indicators not increasing at the same pace.

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LCCI urges London-bound rail services move to TfL Following the news that Transport Secretary CHris Grayling MP has decided not to hand over the running of suburban rail services to TfL, LCCI has said that the move is a backward step.   

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.