College Garden Party  Westminster Abbey’s College Garden was again the venue for LCCI’s annual summer party as key figures from across the capital’s business community came together to network and celebrate another year of success for London’s most vibrant business organisation.

The ease of trading with South Korea must be one of the overriding principles of the UK- South Korea trading relationship agreement if SMEs in the United Kingdom are to further benefit from the growing trading relationship between the two countries.

LCCI reacts to newly published inflation figures.

This report marks the one year anniversary of the EU referendum, with a focus on what London businesses expect and need from the Brexit process. The priorities set out in this report, based on input from London business leaders from a wide range of industry sectors and company sizes, aim a...

The latest LCCI policy update focusses on the Government’s reforms to the planning system. This takes shape principally through the introduction of mandatory housing targets, and changes to the National Planning Policy Framework.

Our Annual Summer Party took place on Thursday, 17 July 2025, and this year it was bigger than ever! We were delighted to welcome over 300 guests from London’s dynamic business community to the stunning College Gardens at Westminster Abbey.

The latest LCCI policy update features the latest insights, including a statement from the Bank of England.

Richard Burge, LCCI CEO comments on the growing political, business and media narrative around the need for workers to return to offices.

On behalf of London business, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has today questioned government proposals to introduce a blanket ‘quarantine’ for all international arrivals to the UK.

Mayor Sadiq Khan has echoed calls by London Chamber of Commerce and Industry for the Government to allow councils more power to borrow money to build new homes and help solve the housing crisis. The calls come ahead of the autumn budget in which Theresa may hinted at policies to “build more houses, more quickly”.