The London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) today announces the appointment of Professor Michael Mainelli as its new President, who joined in the New Year.

Steve is responsible for driving the College’s employer engagement strategy, working with employers to develop curriculum and shape courses to meet the current and future skills needs of industry. Steve is a member of the Executive committee for Newham Chamber of Commerce and a T-Level ambassador f...

Minister for London on the capital’s prospects Londoners are affected by many of the same issues as the rest of the UK, though some are undoubtedly felt more acutely in the capital. 

Nightingale opens in record time The NHS Nightingale Hospital London was the first of a chain of temporary hospitals set up by NHS England for the coronavirus pandemic.  

London businesses have spoken out in favour of immigration and prioritising growth according to a ComRes survey commissioned by London Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

We are alarmed by today’s announcement of an energy price cap rise by Ofgem. High energy prices are pushing our firms to breaking point.

Roddy Caxton Spencer  This issue of LBM reflects on the past with the creation and development of County Hall 100 years ago, as well as the London Olympics, taking a look at its legacy ten years on.

Policy changes put in place by HMRC and the DVLA means that Ukranian drivers who fled to Britain by car are at risk of losing their driving license.

Khan Talks Business The Mayor praised LCCI for representing the voice of London business, locally and nationally, and applauded the role of businesses across the capital for the jobs and growth to create.

After a challenging end to 2025, London businesses entered the new year on a more stable course. However, this does not signal a return to growth. The current situation suggests that early signs of stabilisation are now under threat, as businesses continue to operate in an environment defined by hig...