About the magazine Published six times a year, London Business Matters fulfils two principal roles. Firstly, to keep members informed of the Chamber’s many activities, whether that’s lobbying government for legislative changes to assist business, fighting local causes on behalf of member companies o...

London Business Publications As well as ensuring we achieve our policy objectives through interaction and engagement with national, regional and local policy-makers and relevant stakeholders, we undertake our own in-house research and produce regular policy briefings and reports on topical issues.LC...

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry's submission to the Ministry of Communities, Housing and Local Government consultation on the future of the National Planning Policy Framework.

A champion of UK exporters, with a powerful track record in enhancing the international performance of hundreds of businesses. From a blue-chip background, 12-years as director-general of the Institute-of-Export advocating professionalism through qualifications and support for businesses to governme...

Benefits of LCCI's Find a Member Venue Service Host events in diverse and prestigious locations across London.Run training courses at venues suited to your requirements.Meet with clients in professional, well-equipped settings.Celebrate special occasions in unique spaces.

LCCI and London Councils have published the London Business 1000 2023. This survey of over 1,000 London business leaders is an annual report, considering their views on a range of important issues. These include skills, apprenticeships, recruitment, devolution, business crime, and the path to net ze...

This year’s survey provides an update on businesses’ approaches to recruitment and the impact of the Apprenticeship Levy. ComRes interviewed 1,000 London business decision-makers by telephone between 14 May and 14 June 2019

The second annual London Business 1000 report by LCCI and London Councils focuses on the capital’s training and recruitment challenges and finds that the skills system is not providing what London businesses need. The report is based on a ComRes survey of 1020 London businesses between 15 May and 20 June 2018.