This week's Policy News Update include a new strategy for the National Wealth Fund, an Action Plan to reduce regulatory red tape, and a consultation on welfare reforms. Additionally, the OECD has downgraded the UK's growth forecast, and the Bank of England has maintained the interest rate at 4.5%.

The latest LCCI policy update is now published. With the manifestos now published, there has been little in the way of new announcements from each of the main parties. You can find a summary of the manifestos in last week’s update, also attached for ease.

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has submitted evidence to the Department for Education’s consultation on implementing a new further education (FE) funding and accountability system.

Everyone should have access to free and fast testing, and we strongly feel this is key to maintaining business confidence and facilitating a seamless return to normality.

Avoiding a post-Brexit ‘cliff edge’ is a top priority for London business leaders. Post-Brexit, there must be a suitable arrangement in place to regulate Britain’s relationship with the European Union (EU), rather than a fall back on WTO rules (the ‘no deal’ outcome).

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s General Election Manifesto incorporates the aggregated insights of LCCI’s diverse membership base, providing a set of clear priorities that London’s business community expects the next government to address. The recommendations set out in i...

London businesses are increasingly concerned about rising energy bills following Ofgem’s announcement this morning.

LCCI's open letter to the Secretary of State for Transport calls for Gatwick expansion to bolster London's economy.

Today LCCI has launched its Women in Business Group which aims to convene and empower professional businesswomen across the international Chamber network.

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry reacts to Sadiq Khan’s rent controls plan.