City of London Police address Cyber Security and women's safety amid evolving threats.

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The idea is to deliver quality beer in the UK initiated when there was a demand for Asian beer to blend with oriental cuisine The Khukuri beer brand has been growing consistently and has gained credibility and loyalty by many.

The research provides insights into employers’ recruitment plans and their skills needs as they deal with the impacts of COVID-19 and Brexit. This report also provides insights into businesses approach to delivering a more environmentally sustainable economy. YouGov surveyed 1,276 London busin...

Connect to Work is a new UK government-funded supported employment programme launching in Spring 2025. This initiative aims to reduce economic inactivity, increase workforce participation, and contribute to local economic growth.

Following the Budget announcement that mayors in England may be granted powers to introduce a new Overnight Visitor Levy (often referred to as a “tourist tax”), the Government has launched a consultation on how this policy could operate.

The London Business 1000 is a new annual survey by LCCI and London Councils, and is based on responses from over 1,000 London businesses, representative of the capital's business community. The survey considers a range of topics that affect London's businesses including apprenticeships,...

With over 30 years of international business experience, Mark is Director and Founder of sustainability and low-carbon technology consultancy Crystal Associates, member of the LCCI Council, Vice President of the South East London Chamber of Commerce, co-lead of Tech London Advocate’s PropTech workin...

The chambers of commerce covering the American and British capital cities have decided to join forces and sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to enhance business links between the two cities.

Lights on in London Ending the free movement of labour from Europe could create a major shortage of workers, especially in south east England, according to a new study on the impact of Brexit.