The Public Procurement: Meet the Buyer event organised by CoL proved to be a fruitful and useful event for its attendees by achieving all its goals.

Terry Jervis – shooting for the stars In advance of Black History month this October, Reginald Maynor profiles Terry Jervis, a legend in the world of media and business.  

Explore the vibrant start-up ecosystem in India, connect with trailblazing entrepreneurs, visionary investors, and industry experts from around the world.

More than four in five London businesses say increased investment in infrastructure is important for the UK economy in the period between the referendum and the start of Brexit negotiations.

On the 120th anniversary of the completion of Tower Bridge, a stunning image of the future for east and south east London was unveiled today with an exciting vision for a new bridge that would help transform leisure and business travel, and enhance life in the east of the capital.

This week's Policy News Update includes initiatives to boost economic growth, including investments in clean energy and AI, new cryptoasset regulations, and tax system reforms, alongside positive business demography data and a focus on efficient infrastructure delivery.

In a letter to the Home Secretary and the Secretary of State for Education, LCCI and London Higher voiced several concerns regarding the recently commissioned review of the Graduate route by the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC).

On Saturday 11 November, the streets of London were filled with music, entertainment and over 100 floats to welcome the 695th Lord Mayor of London. The London Chamber of Commerce and Industry presented a Ukraine-themed float symbolising the unity between Kyiv and London and highlighting the ongoing ...

During Party Conference season, we proudly championed the voice of London’s business community, engaging in key discussions and forums about the issues that matter most to our members.

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has today backed a campaign to support London businesses who have been left unable to receive coronavirus business rates relief funding.