Chief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Colin Stanbridge has commented on the report "HS2 Plus" by David Higgins. 

TYhe latest LCCI policy update is now published. Last week saw the publication of Conservative, Lib Dem, Labour and Green manifestos, with Reform UK’s published today. A summary of the Lib Dem manifesto was in last week’s update, and this week focusses on the Conservative and Labour policies for businesses.

Richard Burge, LCCI Chief Executive, comments on the possibility of increased Covid19 restrictions for London and some of the rumoured suggestion.

The latest LCCI policy update, which focusses on Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s statement to the House of Commons detailing a number of public spending savings. The statement was made following a rapid audit of public sector finances, which found £22 billion in departmental overspend that ha...

The latest LCCI policy update focusses on the results from the London Assembly and Mayoral elections.

Richard Burge, Chief Executive, says it cannot be business as usual with Russia.

With London being far more reliant on foreign workers than any other UK region, the London Tomorrow panel will gather for a debate at London’s Guildhall to discuss new and innovative solutions to secure practical immigration for post-Brexit London.

International Trade Week returns this year from 6 - 10 November with the Department for Business and Trade teaming up with LCCI and industry supporters to champion and promote international trade.

Chambers of Commerce call for London's MPs to unite behind a funding deal for Transport for London that doesn't damage London's economic recovery from Covid-19.

LCCI research shows that delays cancellations and overcrowding on commuter train services outside of the Underground and Overground network are one of the top transport issues affecting businesses.