A new survey from the LCCI of over 160 business leaders has revealed major concerns from London’s business community about the impact of changes to legal migration, especially for graduates and highly skilled professionals.

The latest LCCI policy update focusses on key developments and insights following the Autumn Budget announcement.

LCCI teamed up with the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) to deliver the first hustings of the 2020 London Mayoral campaign.

This week’s update highlights major government reforms, investment initiatives, and economic insights, including energy market changes, defence sector strategy, SME support, and the latest LCCI Quarterly Economic Survey.

This Policy News Update covers key developments, including the latest government initiatives and regulatory updates impacting businesses and workers, including new employment support plans, sick pay guarantees, and insights into economic activity.

This week’s update highlights key economic indicators from ONS, new government initiatives on construction skills, insights into SME cyber insurance adoption, and significant UK-Ukraine investment commitments.

Commenting after a meeting of business groups with the Mayor of London about the economic impact of coronavirus, LCCI CEO Richard Burge said:

This week’s Policy News Update highlights several significant developments, including reforms to boost apprenticeships and a major investment programme from Heathrow Airport. Additionally, new industry bonuses will support offshore wind developers, and the Business Secretary has also launched ...

The London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) welcomes the Chancellor’s renewed commitment to stability that gives businesses the confidence to invest and expand, as set out yesterday in her Spring Statement. However, the OBR notes that business confidence remains fragile as firms continue to c...

Colin Stanbridge, Chief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has commented on the series of tube strikes planned for the coming weeks.